The charming small town of Cavaion Veronese lies among the hills between Lake Garda and the Caprino Valley. Extraordinary panoramas of hills teeming with vineyards and olive groves, archaeological ruins, age-old villas and medieval courtyards make Cavaion Veronese a favourite destination for tourists in search of culture, beautiful rural surroundings and quality food and wine.

Cavaion Veronese is truly a work of art, boasting hidden courtyards off the roads of the historic centre, finely decorated balconies, inlaid capitals and panoramic views. The town and its surrounding areas are dotted with Romanesque churches and aristocratic villas dating to between the 16th and 18th centuries, each immersed in a magnificent park with walking paths that bring visitors in close contact with nature.

Of particular note are La Torre Civica (‘civic tower’), Villa Trabucchi, Villa Ravignani, the panoramic view from the fitness path at San Michele alla Bastia overlooking Villa Trombetta, and the Ceriel hill with its large Italian flag.

Visitors will also want to see Villa Cordevigo and the abutting parish church of San Martino, the archaeological excavations, and the small Museo Archeologico, which exhibits precious finds from prehistoric and Roman times.

The ‘Bardolino’ region is known for its numerous shops selling local products as well as its many taverns, trattorias and inns, each serving traditional, genuine foods and wines.