Lazise 3-Day Itinerary

The free public lakeside promenade stretching from the harbour to the campsites south of town. Benches, shade from plane trees, and clear views of the lake and mountains.

🕐 Open 24 hours

💡 Walk south past the beach clubs to find quieter spots with old stone jetties – good for a swim if you don't mind pebbles.

A 13th-century Romanesque church with simple frescoes and a plain stone interior. No grand art, but genuine old atmosphere.

🕐 Mon-Sat 9am-12pm, Sun closed

💡 Check the side chapels for faded 1700s frescoes – often missed by visitors. It's normally open mornings only.

Sale e Pepe · ££

Pizza Planet · ££

The medieval fortified town centre with cobbled streets, a 14th-century harbour, and the Scaliger Castle walls. Perfect for a wander along the lakefront.

🕐 Open 24 hours

💡 Arrive early morning (before 9am) to see the harbour empty of crowds and watch the fishing boats come in.

A 9th-century pieve (rural church) rebuilt in Romanesque style. Outside the town walls, very quiet, with a lovely small cloister and carved capitals.

🕐 Tue-Sat 2pm-5pm, Sun 10am-12pm

💡 Small donation requested (€1–2). The cloister is the real draw – sit on the stone bench for five minutes of silence. Open most afternoons but hours are erratic.

Cafe Del Sorrentino

Sifa Bar

A free-to-enter public park with a small thermal water fountain at Colfosco beach. Not a full spa – just a foot bath or a splash in the lake where warm spring w

💡 Bring a towel and plastic cup. The warm spring water bubbles up near the lakeshore by the old wooden pier – locals use it for sore legs.

Camporosso

Corte Dal Castello