Activities
Discover the region at your own pace.
Around ALEA Suite in Arco lies a rich and authentic landscape where nature, sports and culture coexist in perfect harmony.
Our location is central yet peaceful. The cycle path connecting Arco, Riva del Garda and Torbole runs just a short distance from the property, making ALEA the ideal starting point for a cycling holiday on Lake Garda.
Whether you prefer a day on your bike, a mountain hike, a climbing session or simply a leisurely walk among olive groves and vineyards, Garda Trentino offers endless possibilities.
And you don't need to be a sports enthusiast to fall in love with this region. You can alternate days spent outdoors with moments of relaxation, discovering charming villages, castles, museums and beautiful landscapes.
The active side of Lake Garda
An active holiday between wind, water and mountains
Lake Garda is one of Europe's most popular destinations for outdoor sports.
Two winds alternate here with remarkable regularity: the Peler, which blows in the morning, and the Ora, which arrives in the afternoon. Together, they create ideal conditions for sailing, windsurfing and other water sports, making the northern part of Lake Garda a favourite destination for enthusiasts. But the active side of Lake Garda extends far beyond the water.
With more than 50 climbing crags of varying difficulty, Arco is an iconic destination for sport climbing. Every year, it also hosts the famous Rock Master Festival, an international climbing event featuring World Cup competitions. Between the lake and the mountains, the region also offers an extensive network of scenic trails, perfect for hiking and cycling.
As you climb higher, the landscape reveals a unique panorama: Alpine peaks rising above 2,000 metres, while further down, olive trees and lemon groves reflect the Mediterranean character of Garda Trentino.
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Culture, art and tradition in Garda Trentino
Castles, villages and museums
Garda Trentino is home to a surprisingly rich cultural heritage.
Historic villages such as Canale di Tenno, considered one of Italy's most beautiful villages, charm visitors with their narrow streets, stone houses and ancient fountains.
The landscape is dotted with castles and fortifications, including the famous Arco Castle as well as those of Drena, Ala and Besenello. Also worth visiting are the MAG – Museo Alto Garda, housed in the Rocca of Riva del Garda, and the fascinating Marocche Geological Park.
Within less than an hour, you can also reach Rovereto and Trento, two cities offering a rich cultural experience.
In Rovereto, MART, the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art designed by Mario Botta, is an internationally renowned cultural landmark.
In Trento, MUSE, designed by Renzo Piano, brings together architecture, science and landscape in an engaging experience for visitors of all ages.
