West Bank: Lemone, Salo

Lemone is a maze of narrow streets, old houses, earthy terraces with carefully planted lemon trees, descending to the lake itself, where the incredibly picturesque old harbour Porto Vecchio is located. It is a very pleasant place to take a walk, sit in a cafe and admire the surrounding beauty again.

Next stop, Salo. Another cute town by the water, which managed to become the capital of Italy (Republic of Salo) for a year and a half during the Second World War. Stop here for a short walk and lunch, and then head to Sirmione.

If, by some miracle, you haven't tried pasta yet, it's time to fill that gap. The restaurant Dadone is cozy and very tasty. And most importantly in the heart of Salò.

Do you remember how important it is in Sirmione to put a car in the parking lot? The easiest way to do this is to discuss it with a local hotel booked on the first day.

Get some rest at the hotel and go for dinner.

If you're not tired of fish yet, I suggest you take another look at Al Pescatore. Or choose any other restaurant, there are plenty of them in central Sirmione. Either way, have a nice appetite!