The first stop is Borhetto. The parking is free of charge. So,, it is one of the best places to start a stroll along the city.

The park is near lake Garda. It has a beautiful rose avenue, water gardens, a large lawn, and age-old trees that stretch along the entire path.
The garden changes its appearance from season to season. That's why any time of year is great for visiting this beautiful park.

The labyrinth is a nice attraction. In the center stands a tower, inspired by the Bois de Boulogne park in Paris. It extends over an area of 2,5000 square meters, and the plants are over 2 meters tall.
But don't worry, you won't get lost.

The Statue of the beautiful Silvia is associated with the legend of love. Silvia was a river nymph who fell in love with Captain Marco. Since Marco was mortal, he had to leave the human life behind him and follow her. They ran away leaving a knotted gold silk handkerchief as a symbol of their undying love.
Silvia is holding a silk scarf tied in a knot to symbolize their unbreakable, strong, eternal love. To this day, the tortellini made in Borghetto resembles the shape of this scarf tied in a knot.

The Visconteo Bridge was built in 1393 by Gian Galeazzo Visconti, Duke of Milan. It used to be the link that connected the Veronese territories.
Today, every year on the 3rd Tuesday of June, it hosts an annual event that's called the Feast of the Knot of Love. An outdoor dinner for 3,300 people, under the stars, seated at a table more than 1 km long where tortellini are served.

Don’t miss the local delicacy – tortellini. These are little pasta wraps stuffed with tiny bits of tasty fillings. A local legend calls them ‘love knots’ because of the indelible love between the beautiful Silvia and Captain Marco.
Enjoy a portion of handmade tortellini in one of the restaurants housed in Borghetto’s old watermills on the river Mincio.
It is recommended to make reservation in advance on the official website.

From the castle, there is a view of the whole Mincio valley. The remarkable grandeur of the 14th-century medieval defenses has been preserved.
This landmark is something you shouldn't miss. Its glory tells a story and evokes the former way of life of the locals.

It's time to continue driving towards Brescia.

This is the right place to leave the car since it's close to all important sightseeing. You are going to see the ancient castle and other historical sites.
It's free of charge.

After leaving the car, proceed to the symbol of the city — The castle of Brescia. It can easily be reached and offers numerous attractions. It's a popular photo shoot spot.
Every year in the first week of June, Brescia's castle holds a Medieval Festival with the historic reconstruction of the siege of Frederick II, a conflict in which Brescia fought Barbarossa's grandson's attack strongly.

One of the main squares in Brescia is a symbol of the renaissance and the Venetian domination over Brescia. It was built in the 15th century and is one of the most popular attractions in this town.
This stunning square stands as a testament to Brescia's rich and diverse culture and history, representing both its glorious past and exciting future.

The Pallata Tower stands prominently in the heart of the city and measures a whopping 32 meters high, making it one of the most eye-catching buildings in the area.
Its awe-inspiring size and grandeur draw in gazes from people passing by, as well as providing an impressive sight for those who take the time to appreciate its magnificence.
It has been a prominent landmark in the city for centuries, and its architectural features are steeped in history and culture, creating an aura of intrigue that continues to captivate onlookers.

Despite its origin in the 20th century, the square is still an incredibly popular and significant place. An iconic sixty-meter high skyscraper, the first of its kind to be built in Italy, stands as a testament to its importance.
The square itself is huge and captivating, with its strong presence radiating throughout its entirety; every corner filled with history and culture that will enrich your experience.

Adjacent to the renowned Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta stands the Duomo Vecchio, an iconic Roman Catholic church, which is one of the most significant representations of Romanesque round churches in all of Italy.
This esteemed historical edifice has stood for centuries and is a prime example of classic Italian architecture, with its characteristic rounded shape and imposing masonry walls that radiate a sense of grandeur and majesty.
As one of the oldest buildings within the region, it boasts an impressive selection of intricate carvings, magnificent frescoes, and elaborate sculptures that adorn its interior and exterior walls.
The Duomo Vecchio serves as a striking reminder that this part of Italy has a lengthy heritage steeped in faith and tradition, making it an essential element in preserving the region's culture for future generations.

This ancient temple was situated right at the heart of Brescia and symbolized its importance to those who lived there. By visiting this important ruin today, we can get a sense of how this part of Italy once looked and what the ancient inhabitants believed in. You can see evidence that this was once a thriving centre for worship and civic life, with its iconic columns standing as reminders to its past glory days.

You will see the Theatre right next to the Capitolium. It's an archaeological site inscribed on the UNESCO world heritage list in 2011.
Unfortunately, an earthquake in the 5th century caused great destruction to its structure, while later centuries saw its walls being employed as part of newly constructed buildings on top of it, which were mostly demolished during the 19th century.
Outstanding amongst what remains are its semicircular perimeter walls and two side passages (aditus), along with some fragments of columns and friezes from the scaenae frons that have survived throughout time. Its ruins still attract attention today, providing valuable insight into Rome's past glory.

Dinner time! Alimento Restaurant is in the heart of the historic centre of Brescia. They combine organic vegetables with traditional and non-traditional flavours. It's a unique experience that will satisfy all your needs for food.