The earliest historical findings in the town of Brenzone date back to the Bronze Age, demonstrated by the rupestrian art discovered in the Castelletto area. Later it was populated by the Romans, whose passage can be noted both in the centre of Magugnano, with its typically mediaeval appearance and by observing the church of San Zeno, which stands in the cemetery in the centre and is one of the oldest churches on all Lake Garda. In the tenth century, at the time of the Hungarian invasion, a stronghold was built on the island of Trimelone which was then destroyed by Barbarossa in 1158 and subsequently rebuilt by the Scaligeri. It was used as a military deposit but is now in ruins.
In Castelletto the church of San Zen de l’Oselét and the Mother House of the Little Sisters of the Holy Family are both worth a visit. In Biasa you can visit the Church of Sant’Antonio, which was built during the Roman era, the frescoes of the Church of San Nicola in Assenza and the parish church of Castello, which houses an image of the Madonna that is considered miraculous.
he wonderful old centres of the various towns are definitely worth a visit, with their shops and traditional establishments.
Several mountain refuges dot the slopes of Monte Baldo and should be visited, such as Rifugio Chirego situated at 1910 metres on the Costabella peak and Rifugio Telegrafo at 2200 m.
Discover all the points of interest in the city.
Tuesday
Festa di S. Giovanni Battista 24th June
Ospedale di Bussolengo Via Ospedale, 4/6, 37012 Bussolengo VR
ZACCARIA DR.A MARIA LUCILLA Via Cristoforo Colombo, 10
SPIAGGIA CASTELLETTO DI BRENZONE
PORTO – Via Fossà