Gargnano Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
Italian comune
About Gargnano
The town itself has just over 3000 inhabitants, so is one of the smaller towns bordering the lake. Gargnano is particularly picturesque with narrow, winding medieval streets, a small waterfront with a marina and a large church with an impressive spire. The majority of the shops and restaurants are within a few hundred meters of the waterfront, but there are shops and hotels spread along the entire length of the main road that is set a little back from the waterfront. Aside from its impressive history (there are buildings dating back to the 9th century), Gargnano is also renowned as a centre for sports, including athletics, sailing, archery and clay pidgeon shooting. It is sailing that Gargnano is best known for, as since 1951, it has been hosting theCentomiglia sailing regatta. The area
Top Attractions in Gargnano
Explore the best things to see and do in Gargnano:
- ★Church of San Martino
- ★Church of San Pier d'Agrino
- ★hermitage of San Valentino
- ★Navazzo
- ★Romanesque church of San Giacoma in Cali
- ★Villa Fletrinelli
Where to Eat in Gargnano
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Bar Pizzeria Centomiglia
Where to Stay in Gargnano
- 🏨Hotel Baia D'Oro
- 🏨Hotel du Lac
- 🏨Hotel Europa
- 🏨Hotel Gardenia al Lago
- 🏨Hotel Garni Bartabel
- 🏨Hotel Garni Riviera
Gargnano Travel Guide Sections
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