Access to the Residence La Berna, Information about Lake Garda, Vesio, Tremosine

The Location of Residence La Berna

RESIDENCE LA BERNA is located about 7 km from Lake Garda., just a few minutes drive away. LA BERNA is well suited not only for leisure holidays but also for active sports holidays.
Our holiday complex is situated inside the Altogarda Bresciano nature park: an ideal location for sports friends and nature lovers who can enjoy long hikes, bike rides, and mountain bike trips.
Whether on foot or on bicycle, outings in this unique nature reserve offer the chance to relax from day-to-day stress.


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Lake Garda

Lake Garda – a deep blue lake within three regions
Lake Garda (Lago di Garda in Italian) is shared by three different regions of Italy: South Tyrol to the north, Veneto to the east, and Lombardy to the west. Because of the region’s mild climate and the many different water sports opportunities the lake is a popular destination for vacationers. Ferries and hydrofoils connect the most important towns along the lake.
At the north end of the lake the health resort Riva del Garda invites the visitor to relax, stroll through town, and explore the surrounding area. At the south end of the lake the village of Sirmione is located on a peninsula that reaches far into the lake. On the west bank of the lake the small town Salo is situated on a charming bay.
The lake with its numerous campgrounds is also a popular destination for campers. If you choose to stay on Lake Garda, you can easily take day trips to places like Venice, Verona and Brescia.

Vesio di Tremosine

Tremosine consists of 18 towns, 17 of which are located on a steeply sloped plateau high above the lake.
Only Campione it situated at the lake’s edge and can be reached solely through a tunnel or by ship.
Tremosine extends over an area of 72sqm and is one of the largest municipalities in the province Brescia. Tremosine can be reached from Limone by way of the town Tamàs, coming from Tignale along the “Tignalga” or on a country road that leads along steep cliffs and through a beautiful ravine, it turns off at the harbor of the Gardesana and winds its way up to Pieve.