Sirmione and the towns of the south shore of Lake Garda, with one driver who waits at every stop and brings you back to Verona the same day.
Your driver picks you up in Verona and drives to Sirmione on the south shore of Lake Garda. Add Desenzano, Lazise, Bardolino or Borghetto if you like, and you are back in Verona the same day.
The route. Verona to Sirmione is mostly on the A4: about 40 km, roughly 40 min each way, so the round trip is about 85 km, roughly 1h 20m of driving. With all five stops the loop is about 135 km, roughly 2h 45m of driving.
The places. Sirmione, in the Province of Brescia, has the Scaligero Castle and the Grottoes of Catullus, the ruins of a Roman villa. Desenzano del Garda is also in Lombardy; Lazise and Bardolino are on the Veronese shore, and Borghetto is a village of Valeggio sul Mincio on the river Mincio, not on the lake.
The pace. The driver waits at each stop, so the time in each town is yours to set. Sirmione’s historic centre is a restricted traffic zone (ZTL), so the car stops outside the old town and you walk in.
Your driver picks you up in Verona, a UNESCO World Heritage city since 2000.
The car stops outside the old town, which is a restricted traffic zone. Inside are the Scaligero Castle and the Grottoes of Catullus.
A town on the south shore in the Province of Brescia, close to Sirmione.
Two towns on the eastern shore in the Province of Verona. Lazise alone adds about 7 km and 25 min.
A village of Valeggio sul Mincio on the river Mincio, south of the lake.
The driver takes you back to Verona, about 40 km by road.
The castle at the entrance to Sirmione’s historic centre, protected as Italian national heritage.
The ruins of a Roman villa in Sirmione, also protected as Italian national heritage.
Sirmione and Desenzano lie in Lombardy (Province of Brescia); Lazise and Bardolino in the Veneto (Province of Verona).
Sirmione has no railway station; the nearest are Desenzano del Garda and Peschiera del Garda. A car takes you straight to the edge of the old town.
Every private day is priced per vehicle for your date, route and group, and sent to you in writing before anything is confirmed. Send the request; we reply with a written quote.
About 40 km and roughly 40 min each way between Verona and Sirmione, so about 85 km and roughly 1h 20m of driving for the round trip. With Borghetto, Desenzano, Lazise and Bardolino added it is about 135 km, roughly 2h 45m of driving, plus the time you spend at the stops.
The historic centre of Sirmione is a restricted traffic zone (ZTL), so the car stops outside the old town and you walk in.
Desenzano del Garda, Lazise, Bardolino and Borghetto on the river Mincio. Each adds driving time, from about 11 min for Desenzano to about 40 min for Lazise and Bardolino together.
Each private day is priced per vehicle for your date, route and group size. Send the request and we reply with a written quote before anything is confirmed.
Yes. Tell us in the request which stops you want. Extra stops can change the quote.
Send your date and group size and we will reply with a written quote.