* Sirmione: A picturesque town located on a peninsula jutting out into the southern part of the lake. Known for its ancient Roman ruins, including the Grotte di Catullo, and its beautiful lakeside promenade.
* Desenzano del Garda: A lively town with a charming historic center and a beautiful harbor. Offers various water sports activities and is a great base for exploring the surrounding area.
* Riva del Garda: A quaint town located at the northern end of the lake. Known for its beautiful mountain scenery, mild climate, and water sports facilities.
Lake Como
* Bellagio: Often referred to as the "Pearl of Lake Como," Bellagio is a stunning town located at the intersection of the lake's three branches. Famous for its beautiful villas and gardens, including Villa Melzi and Villa Serbelloni.
* Varenna: A charming town with a picturesque harbor and historic center. Known for its beautiful lakeside promenade and the Castello di Vezio, an ancient castle offering panoramic views of the lake.
* Menaggio: A lively town located on the western shore of the lake. Offers a variety of water sports activities, hiking trails, and beautiful lakeside views.
Lake Maggiore
* Stresa: A popular tourist town known for its beautiful lakeside promenade, lined with luxurious hotels, restaurants, and cafes. Offers boat trips to the Borromean Islands, a group of small islands located in the lake.
* Verbania: A charming town with a beautiful historic center and a beautiful botanical garden. Known for its stunning views of the lake and the surrounding mountains.
* Cannero Riviera: A small town located on the eastern shore of the lake. Known for its beautiful beaches, crystal clear waters, and the Cannero Castle, a medieval fortress located on a small island just offshore.
