Things to do in Lazise
Italy's first municipality, autonomous since 983, Lazise is today one of the best-preserved walled towns on the Veneto shore, with the five-towered Scaliger Castle. On the main square stands the Dogana Veneta, a 14th-century building now a venue for events and concerts.
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What to see
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Lake Garda Tour
Affiliate linkA guided boat tour of Lake Garda, departing from Lazise — book directly through Viator.
Lazise: Italian Cooking Lesson and Wine Tasting
Affiliate linkA hands-on cooking class near Lazise making fresh pasta and a classic Italian dish from scratch, followed by sitting down to eat what you cooked with local Garda wines.
Winery Tour and Tasting of Garda Wines
Affiliate linkA guided tour and tasting at Bergamini, a family-run winery near Lazise — six wines paired with local cheeses and charcuterie.
Where to eat
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Weekly market
Nearby towns: Bardolino, Bussolengo, Calvagese della Riviera
Wine is made here: explore Lake Garda wine
Common questions
What is there to see in Lazise?
In Lazise you can visit Parco Termale Villa dei Cedri, Movieland Park, Caneva Aquapark.
When is the market in Lazise?
The weekly market in Lazise is held on Wednesday.
What other towns are near Lazise?
Bardolino, Bedizzole, Bussolengo: all within easy reach for a half-day trip.