Borghetto, a small hamlet of Valeggio sul Mincio, has been included among the most beautiful villages in Italy. My husband and I visited it in the week early in the morning to avoid too many tourists and fully enjoy the beauty of this place, surrounded by nature. The village is characterized by small streets, some mills, the Visconti bridge and the wooden bridge. The absolute protagonist of the village is the river Mincio with its rushing waters that form the waterfalls.

This village is very characteristic: from the castle to the mill wheels on the water you can spend a few very pleasant hours. Surrounded by greenery, it also offers the possibility of having a picnic in the park with the classic plaid spread out on the grass. The only flaw is some "unwelcoming" restaurant activities in the center

Borghetto fraction of the municipality of Valeggio sul Mincio is included among the most beautiful villages in Italy. We arrive comfortably with our bikes and park them in the many places available along the Mincio cycle path. We love getting lost in the alleys of this "Borghetto" full of little places between one mill and another. Here a battle took place in which Napoleon defeated the Austrians and on August 6 of the same year was the scene of a French cannonade Borghetto found itself involved to varying degrees in the wars of the time, on 9 April 1848 there was a clash between the Piedmontese and Austrians who withdrew spoiling the wooden bridge The village has undergone intense restoration work that has redeveloped the houses at the turn of the Mincio, which have been transformed into public places.

Pretty hamlet, separated by water channels and mill blades that were, well maintained, clean and welcoming. It has perhaps lost some of its original identity, now it is devoted exclusively to tourism, between bars and restaurants and shops. Beautiful to see both from the iron bridge that overlooks it, and from the inside. Parking (for a fee) nearby and small free parking, open in half an hour or so. Overall recommended!

Day with splendid weather, which has enhanced a really suggestive place, for the river and the mills. It is better to go early in the morning, later it gets very crowded. You can also eat on site, some restaurants are really good, not touristy.

Borghetto is recognized among the most beautiful villages in Italy and is actually worth a visit because it is really cute with its old mills (now used as b & b), the Mincio river that runs through it and its small historic streets. As soon as you arrive there is a convenient parking costing 1.5h per hour. Relaxing walk for the body and a pleasure for the eyes and animates the landscape. Well worth a visit!

With friends we went to lunch a few kilometers and decided to take a walk in this village... I had never been there but I found it wonderful! A wedding favor where you can walk in the streets of the center admire the mills and the water that passes under the bridges... la.maggiormaggiore is made of stone really a romantic and fascinating place For a walk or a drink in the bars in the centre

A great little town with a lot of history. Great location with nice restaurants on the theme of Totellini. We were there on a Wednesday about noon, which had the advantage that it was not so crowded. However, the smaller restaurants then closed. Highly recommended.

Borghetto, as the name already suggests, is a very picturesque tiny village that develops on the banks of the Mincio river. Given its size, its visit can be completed in half an hour, but it is still a very pleasant walk, during which you can appreciate beautiful panoramic views of the river and the remains of the Visconti bridge or discover the interior of the church of San Marco. What is certainly not lacking in Borghetto are the restaurants, numerous and of average good quality. The village can be reached by car, there are a couple of parking lots in the immediate vicinity, or with a walk of about 1 km from the center of Valeggio and the Sigurtà gardens.

Valeggio sul Mincio is a beautiful town that among its beauties hosts the Sigurtà Park. A park with a long history, photo and film location, to walk to admire all the corners and spend 4/5 hours of great emotional satisfaction, overlooking Lake Garda and Mincio. Also equipped for the less able. A few steps from Valeggio is Borghetto sul Mincio . A pearl of a small village overlooking the Mincio that offers views and lovely walks. The village all renovated with a lot of good taste. offers trattorias and restaurants well located by the river with traditional popular cuisine of great quality. Borghetto is one of those sites that you can not miss, then you will return and return.