The lake Garda is with its 370 km2, the biggest of all Italian lakes. It is 52 km long, up to 18 km wide and reaches a dept of 347 m, which also makes it one of the most important water reserves in Europe. With its beautiful colours and shapes it has always left its visiters breathless,- with the long neck enclosed by steep mountains in the northern end and southwards extending in the Plain, between the morenic hills. Thanks to its mild climate, this lake is the most mediterranean among the alpine lakes. Since the prehistory, it has always been a cradle for different cultures which have been crossing the area.
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It is said that the south and the north of Italy are meeting in Verona. You eat Polenta instead of pasta and you use butter instead of oil. A city rich on culture with many historical and world famous sights as fx. the arena, where you every summer can experience incredible operas. Stand on the romantic balcony of Romeo & Julie, and do not miss the Piazza dei Signori with it’s magnificent buildings, which throughout centuries have impressed innumerable people. A trip to Verona is recommendable, -not only for who loves Italy but also for who likes wine and good food. Just outside the city you find Valpolicella, a winedistrict known for producing some of the best wines in Italy.        
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