Located on the shores of lake Garda at the foot of the morainic hills, the small town of Lazise is one of the most popular local resorts. Its historic centre is characterised by narrow winding streets and medieval squares attracts thousands of tourists. It is here that lake Garda reaches its greatest width is 17 km away And nearby is Колà – famous Spa resort with thermal springs.

It is believed that Lazise has been inhabited since prehistoric times is evidenced by the discovered remains of pile dwellings. In Roman times this was certainly an important settlement, as confirmed by numerous finds of ancient coins. In the 10th century there appeared the Lombards, who built the castle and built fortified walls around him. They also gave local residents the right of free fishing. In the 12th century Lazise became an independent commune, but not for long – soon he was at the mercy of the family Scalegram, and then passed to the Visconti family. In 1405, like most other towns of lake Garda, Lazise became part of the Venetian Republic. Then he was part of the Cisalpine Republic, 1815 – was part of the Austrian Empire, and only in 1866, joined a United Italy.

Main industry Lazise is tourism. He began to develop here in the middle of the 20th century, and still thousands of tourists come to the town, attracted by its picturesque scenery and excellent opportunities to practice different sports. In the vicinity of Lazise are also popular amusement parks.

Among the attractions of the city can be called a Villa Bernini, built in the second half of the 19th century. It is located close to Castello Scaligero, built to protect Lazise. The Harbor is typical of the Romanesque Church of San nicolò of the 12th century, and next to it is Villa Pergola the 16th century. Near the Villa there is a Church – Santa Maria delle Grazie. Remarkable is the neoclassical Church of San Zeno and San Martino, rebuilt in the 19th century. Throughout the city are luxury villas – in addition to the above it is also worth mentioning Villa Botton, built in medieval style, and Villa Baratta with a huge Park. On the way in Bussolengo you can see Mondragon – feudal courtyard, which has preserved its charm, with the Church of San Faustino and San Giovita.