* The cozy and fabulously beautiful Sirmione is one of the most visited towns on the shores of Lake Garda. On my author's tour, I will tell you about the origin of the lake and the first settlements of ancient people, you will see one of the most beautiful castles of the Scaligerian era, learn about the powerful dynasty of the Veronese lords and what connects them with the Milan La Scala theater, and why the symbol of Venice, the winged lion, is located at the entrance to the castle next to their coat of arms. Entering the miniature medieval Church of St. Anna of the 13th century, admire the image of the Madonna on the stone and the stucco ceiling in the Baroque style. Passing by the Aquaria Thermal Spa, you will learn about the beneficial effects of local thermal springs on human health. For opera lovers, stopping in front of Maria Calasse's villa, I will tell you about her Italian period of life and work. Fans of 5-star hotels will be interested to learn about the history and construction of Villa Cortina. On Mavino Hill, you can touch the cool, uneven walls of one of the oldest churches named after St. Peter the Great. St. Peter's, built in the 5th century, and admire the recently restored frescoes. At the northernmost point of the island, the ancient Roman villa Catullo Grottoes, built in the 1st century BC, and a rich archaeological museum are accessible to the public. The clear water on Jamaica Beach will beckon tired travelers. Don't forget to enjoy the famous Sirmione ice cream and drink a tonic Spritz Campari or Spritz Aperol and you will want to come back here again and again.