Lungolago di Lazise

Welcome to the Lungolago di Lazise, primarily known as the Lungolago Marconi or Baronei. This lakeside promenade is widely considered one of the most beautiful and evocative walks in all of Northern Italy. …

We arrive at the Porto Vecchio, or Old Harbor, which is the historical and symbolic heart of Lazise. This picturesque corner, where traditional fishing boats bob peacefully in the water, has been essential to the town since the…

Standing prominently at the edge of the old harbor is the Dogana Veneta, the former Venetian Customs House. This imposing stone building, constructed around the year thirteen hundred, is a testament to the administrative and…

Just adjacent to the Old Harbor stands the Church of San Nicolo al Porto, a humble yet profoundly beautiful Romanesque building. Dedicated to Saint Nicholas, the patron saint of sailors and fishermen, this church has been the…

As we continue north along the Lungolago Marconi, take a moment to truly appreciate the pavement. The black and white stone waves are more than just a decorative choice; they are a tribute to the lake itself. …

Near the entrance to the old harbor, we encounter the Monumento ai Caduti, a memorial dedicated to the fallen soldiers of the two World Wars. This limestone obelisk, standing over four meters tall, is intricately designed to…

As we reach the southern end of the primary promenade, we find the iconic mermaid statue, a modern addition that has quickly become a favorite landmark for visitors. This bronze figure, emerging from the rocks at the water’s…

Our stroll along the Lungolago di Lazise comes to an end, but the impressions of this walk will likely stay with you long after you leave. We have traversed a path that is as much a work of art as it is a functional walkway,…