2025 Province of Brescia Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in September)

#外游 I remember my first visit to Limone sul Garda, a lakeside town in Italy. I didn’t expect it to be so beautiful and exquisite💛💛. This place is one of the lakeside towns on Lake Garda in Italy. It’s the end of summer and there are flowers everywhere. Just strolling around and I feel like I’ve fallen in love with this place💖💖💖 The little purple flowers can be seen everywhere in Italy in the summer, my favorite. Limone is "lemon" in Italian, because this town used to be famous for its lemon production, and all street door numbers are decorated with lemon patterns, which is very cute! 📍 Limone sul Garda #ItalyTravel #EuropeanTravel #OverseasTravel

Limone, the Lemon Town, is located on the shores of Lake Garda. The entire town is famous for its lemons. Although I visited in July, which is not the lemon harvest season, you can still see the town filled with lemon-related products, including skincare items, food, seasonings, and even furniture. Compared to Lake Como, Limone has fewer tourists due to its less convenient transportation and the scattered attractions around Lake Garda. Driving is more convenient here, and it’s also a spot you might pass through on your way to the Dolomites. Limone is not a large town, but its most picturesque area is the castle by the seaside and the central restaurants where many people come to take photos. The colorful houses by the sea resemble those in the South of France. It’s a cozy little town with hardly any Chinese tourists.

Limone sul Garda is a lakeside village that feels timeless, with pastel houses spilling down the mountainside and lemon groves tucked between stone terraces. Cobbled streets wind through the centre, lined with cafes serving chilled drinks and views that stretch across the glittering water. The pace is unhurried – mornings by the harbour, afternoons dipping into the lake, evenings with the mountains glowing in the background. It’s a place where natural beauty and calm blend effortlessly, leaving visitors with the sense they’ve stepped into somewhere quietly extraordinary. \#LakeGardaVibes #HiddenItaly #SoulfulTravel #mediterraneanvibes

📅 Itinerary Day1：cardiff to gatwick Day2: milan Day3: lake garda 🏨 Accommodation airport b&bs 🍴 Food Recommendations 📌 Tips

Camping Eden has the best lake and views 🤩

Positano, the Lemon Town Recommended by National Geographic as a Must-Visit in a Lifetime: Positano Located on the Amalfi Coast of Italy, Positano is recognized by National Geographic as a "must-visit place in a lifetime," is listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO, and is also one of the "50 must-visit places in life" selected by the BBC. This colorful town on the cliff is famous for its Mediterranean style, lemon culture, and movie-level scenery, and is synonymous with romance and poetry. --- Core Highlights and Guides 1. Stunning Scenery and Check-in Spots - Bus Station (Via Cristoforo Colombo 175): An Ins-style photo spot and the filming location of the movie "Under the Tuscan Sun". Standing under the flower fence, you can overlook the Mediterranean Sea and the rainbow-like cliff houses. - Big Beach (Spiaggia Grande): One of the most beautiful beaches in Europe, surrounded by colorful houses, with sapphire-like clear water, suitable for shooting postcard-level scenery. - Church of Santa Maria Assunta: A landmark building with a milky yellow exterior wall and a colorful ceramic dome forming a visual focus. Many newlyweds choose to hold their weddings here. 2. Lemon Culture and Experience - In summer, the town is full of lemon trees, and the air is filled with a fresh fruity fragrance; although there is no fresh fruit in winter, the shops still sell special products such as Limoncello, lemon soap, and perfume. - Must-try delicacies: Lemon ice cream (Sorbetto di limone) and lemon liqueur, with local seafood (such as sea bass risotto) for a unique flavor. 3. Transportation and Itinerary Suggestions - Public Transportation: Take a train from Naples Central Station to Sorrento (fare approx. EUR 4.6), then transfer to the SITA bus (EUR 2.4) to go directly to Positano. The journey takes half an hour. It is recommended to choose a seat on the right to enjoy the cliffside sea view. - Peak Season Tips: The climate is pleasant from May to September, but there are many tourists. It is recommended to travel during off-peak hours or choose a boat trip; there are fewer people in winter, so you can enjoy a quiet atmosphere. --- Another Recommended Lemon Town in Italy: Limone sul Garda If you want to experience a more niche lemon culture, you can go to Limone sul Garda on the shores of Lake Garda. It is characterized by a thousand-year history of lemon cultivation, cliffside lake views, and an original ecological atmosphere: - Limonaia del Castel: An 18th-century lemon garden where you can learn about greenhouse cultivation techniques and overlook the lake and mountains. - Ciclopista del Garda: Ride or stroll along the cliffside path, with cliffs on the left and lake water on the right, offering magnificent views. - Transportation: About 2.5 hours by car from Milan, or join a day tour (EUR 70/person), suitable for short trips. --- Travel tips - Best Season: The climate in Positano is best from May to September; in Limone, you can enjoy lemon blossoms in April, and there are many lakeside activities in summer. - Accommodation: Positano recommends cliffside hotels, and Limone offers lakeside B&Bs (such as BOUGANVILLE APARTMENT). - Budget: Consumption in Positano is relatively high, so it is recommended to book in advance; Limone is more cost-effective, with an average cost of EUR 15–30 per person for dining. The romance of Positano and the tranquility of Limone together constitute the dual charm of the Italian lemon towns. Whether you are chasing the classic certification of National Geographic or exploring the hidden charm of the lakeside, you can gain unforgettable travel memories.

Stepping into Castello di Padergnello felt like entering a fairytale. The ancient stones whispered stories of centuries past, and the charming courtyard transported me to another time. Exploring the well-preserved architecture and imagining life within its walls was a highlight. The peaceful atmosphere and picturesque setting amidst the Italian countryside made it a truly memorable stop on my trip. It's a beautiful glimpse into history and a welcome escape from the modern world. #europetrip #italy #trip #travel

#MarchTravelSupportEvent Italy Sirmione Island Kiss..Please Sign I guess everyone kisses here. I didn't..ㅎ Next time, I want to go with my boyfriend and take a kiss certification shot^^.. Sirmione itself is so beautiful, I want to go again. Recommended travel destination for those traveling long-term in Italy #Sirmione #OverseasTravel #EuropeTravel #ItalyTravel #Italy

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#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #Sirmione #LakeGarda #LakeSirmione I came back after a dreamlike time in Sirmione! 🇮🇹✨ The pearl of Lake Garda, it was said to be a resort for Roman nobles in the past, right? I watched the program Begin Again and thought I had to come here. It was the place I looked forward to the most during my trip to Italy, so every moment was the best moment,, 😍 I felt like I was briefly time-slipping to the Middle Ages at the Scaligero Castle, and I came back completely in love with the emerald water color of Jamaica Beach💙This place full of romantic atmosphere 😘 You should definitely visit here too! 💕

#europetrip Italy is pure magic—a country where every step feels like walking through a postcard. Wander the ancient streets of Rome, marvel at Michelangelo’s masterpieces in Florence, or glide through Venice’s dreamy canals. Explore the sun-soaked Amalfi Coast, sip wine in Tuscany’s rolling vineyards, and lose yourself in the charm of quaint villages like Cinque Terre. The food? Heavenly. Fresh pasta, wood-fired pizza, creamy gelato—every meal is a masterpiece. Whether you’re chasing history, indulging in romance, or soaking up Mediterranean vibes, Italy delivers. It’s not just a trip; it’s an experience that stays with you forever. Once you go, you’ll always want to return.

#MayTravelSupportEvent The Grand Chariot Stadium. Go see the movie Ben-Hur. It's located right next to the Mouth of Truth. Now, only traces of it remain. It wasn't the Grand Chariot, but dogs running around. At that time, they ran 7.5 laps around the place. It's said to be the distance that a horse can run to its limit. Originally, horses were wild horses that ran around the fields, but humans bred them for their own purposes. If they run at full speed for a long time, they will vomit blood and die if they exceed their limit due to exercise intolerance.

Experience a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to sleep under the breathtaking starry sky at Sky Room @ Capanna Presena. Join @sarah.zanotti as she captures the beauty of this enchanting escape at Passo del Tonale.

magical town in Italy - #iseo with a wonderful lake and small streets