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What to see and do in Sirmione

The places not to miss, practical tips and the tickets to visit them.

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Sirmione at a glance

Sirmione is a tongue of land that stretches into Lake Garda, with a Scaliger castle at the entrance and the ruins of a Roman villa. It is one of the most photographed places on the lake.

Practical tips

  • Cars cannot enter the old town: park outside and walk.
  • The castle and the Grottoes of Catullus are best in the early morning or late afternoon.
  • In the evening Sirmione is calmer and lit: a walk not to be missed.

When to go

From April to October for the lake; in June and September the weather is ideal and there are fewer tourists.

The places not to miss in Sirmione

  1. The Scaliger Castle

    The medieval fortress with a drawbridge, which you can visit and climb up to the tower.

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  2. The Grottoes of Catullus

    The remains of a large Roman villa on the tip, with a splendid view of the lake.

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  3. The old town

    A maze of pedestrian lanes with shops and ice-cream parlours, on foot only.

  4. Jamaica Beach

    A white-rock beach with clear water, on the side of the peninsula.

  5. The Sirmione baths

    The hot thermal waters that gush from the bottom of the lake, with spas and pools.

  6. A boat trip

    A route on the lake to see the peninsula from the water.

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