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Lago di Ledro
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Lake Ledro is located 10 Km from Lake Garda and it is surrounded by green mountains, where you can hike or bike. At Lake Ledro you can relax in one of the 4 beaches and swim in its fresh water. One of the beaches is animal friendly. Lake Ledro is also best known because of the Pile-Dwelling settlement, dating back to the Bronze Age, recently recognized as UNESCO World Heritage.
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Osteria La Torre
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Ristorante Albergo Silvana
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Gelateria Green Ice Speck & Stube
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Ristorante Pizzeria Campeggio al Lago
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Ristorante Garden
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Ristorante da Franco e Adriana
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Dalla Fattoria
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Malga Trat
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Good Life Hotel Garden
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92 within 6 miles
Valle di Ledro
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283 ftBiking Trails
La Memoria In Mostra
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0.1 miPoints of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas
Museo del Laboratorio Farmaceutico Foletto
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0.1 miSpeciality Museums
Antica Chiesa di Sant'Andrea
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Birrificio Leder
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Chiesa dell'Annunciazione di Maria
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Museo Garibaldino e della Grande Guerra
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0.8 miMilitary Museums • History Museums
Chapel Santa Barbara
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Museo delle Palafitte del Lago di Ledro
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2 miSpeciality Museums • Science Museums
Old Ponale Road Path
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Alessandro F
Milan, Italy26,228 contributions
Prehistorical
Jul 2022 • Solo
Beautiful small lake with wonderful piles .Prehistoric pile dwelling are a peculiar phenomenon to the Alpine areas between the 5tn and the 1th millennium b.C.
They have been found in an excellent state of preservation in many lakes and wetlands throughout the foothills of the Alps.
Written July 15, 2022
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grajackgor
Oldbury, England, United Kingdom24 contributions
Worth the bus ride from Riva del Garda
Jul 2015 • Family
Trying to do everything by bus from Riva. This lake in a secluded valley is easily done in an afternoon. Took midday bus literally through the mountain entering into the steep valley. Soon the valley opens up to reveal this little jewel. We choose to go the quiet far end of the lake. Plenty of restaurants and beach space and a refreshing breese on a hot day. We walked halfway back down the lake and caught the bus there. A number of accessible bathing spots from the cycle/walking path which runs all way down
Written July 27, 2015
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SophiaNorthYorkshire
North Yorkshire74 contributions
The quieter side of the Italian lakes. beautiful, relatively unspoilt and very welcoming.
Jun 2015 • Couples
This lake is very different from the hustle and bustle of nearby Lake Garda. The villages at either end of the lake, Molina and Pieve are both quite small with a handful of hotels, shops and eateries between them. This is the lake for you if you enjoy strolls (or a bike ride) around a beautiful lake, lake bathing from small rock or gravel beaches with crystal clear water, walking up Alpine valleys or into the hills to visit unspoilt and often very historic villages where English visitors are very welcome but quite rare. There is some interesting history, a Garibaldi museum and a warren of WW1 trenches and defences built into the hill under the big Garibaldi memorial (really worth a visit, don't just do the little museum). Most foreign visitors are currently German, with a few other continental countries represented. Quite a few seem to stay in a couple of fairly large but quiet and tidy camping sites.
The walking is not as well signed as, say, in Austria, but it is pretty clear. There are lots of drinking fountains in villages and around the main walks but you won't find many 'mountain huts' for refreshments along the way.
The locals all seemed very friendly, prices in bars and shops were very reasonable and we really enjoyed our stay in the area.
Written July 4, 2015
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René Z
Nijmegen, The Netherlands38 contributions
Great place for holidays
Aug 2017 • Family
We enjoyed a great week at the lake. A lot of activities are easy accessible such as mountain biking, hiking, climbing. And we went to Verona as well for one day, which is about 1,5 hr drive. Special recommendation for the route de ponale, a magnificent mtb path from the lake all the way down to Lago di Garda (Riva di Garda). The easy way is to take the bike shuttle back.
Written August 26, 2017
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cashmanHampshire
Eastleigh, UK63 contributions
Peaceful and unspoilt
Sep 2018 • Couples
Visited for a week in September. We had amazing weather and it is such an amazingly peaceful and relaxing place. It’s almost like stepping back to another era before tourism hit. Well worth making a trip to all the different villages around the lake and outlying areas. See the world war 1 trenches, walk the ponale road down to Garda and make the climb up to the view point by the maddonina at Molina. There are boats and pedaloes to hire and the walk around the lake is good to do, or just sit relax and watch the world go by.
Written October 12, 2018
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Paul Hendriks
Barendrecht, The Netherlands93 contributions
Nice lake, nice view but.....no dogs alowed
May 2018 • Couples
We are at lake garda but when we were looking for a destiny also looked at Ledro. Didn't find anything in the area around Ledro.
Whe went there for just a day and every part where you can enjoy the lake there are no dogs alowed. Whe have a dog so glad that we haven't gone there.
Lake looks nice and beautifull etc, but no destination for us.
Written May 25, 2018
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Lug-hedge
Knutsford, UK64 contributions
Wow!
Aug 2012 • Couples
Only 20 minutes from Lake Garda, but a fraction of the price. Beautiful views in all directions, handy shops and restaurants are in the villages at both ends of the lake. Various water and land activities are available including cycles and pedalos etc. A good base for the area.
Written August 14, 2012
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NithBlz
14 contributions
Fantastic
Jun 2017 • Friends
The lake is very beautiful and quiet,perfect place to relax and chill. The view is great whether it's sunny or not with the turquese color of the water mixed with the green of the trees and the mountains. It's reachable from Riva del Garda and it's very close if you are here for a trip.
Written June 30, 2017
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catherine6543
Oxford, UK59 contributions
Bronze Age lake village: recreated huts and museum
May 2017
Lake Ledro is high in the hills above Riva del Garda. The building of the hydro-electric power station in Riva in the 20s led to fluctuations in the water level of Lake Ledro and revealed thousands of piles which had supported a lake village three/four thousand years ago. Finds from the lake are in the museum, but the four replica huts and filled with look-alike items which you can touch, sit on, open .... I thought it was really interesting and very well presented. My favourite object (hope the photo loads OK) is a wicker hanging cradle, fur lined for a new-born baby.
You can get there by bus from Riva del Garda, but get a timetable from the tourist office first.
This is a good physically manageable trip for 89 year-old mum.

You may have heard of the Bronze Age body discovered in a glacier in 1991 on the Swiss/Italian Alpine border. It has been nicknamed 'Otzi' and studies have revealed a lot about the way he lived. This is the type of settlement he lived in.
Written June 6, 2017
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Maureen L
Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy75 contributions
Perfect peace
May 2015 • Family
The is the cleanest, most beautiful little lake I have ever seen. Not a scrap of litter anywhere and miles of foot and cycle paths.
Written May 20, 2015
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