Top Lake Garda Candy Making Classes in 2026

Lake Garda is known for its mild microclimate, perfect for producing top-notch wine, olive oil, and other gourmet goodies. Delve into the local cuisine with this wine and food experience in the vineyards surrounding the lakeside town of Lazise. Taste local Garganega, Chiaretta, and other still and sparkling wines paired with specialty cold cuts and cheeses, extra-virgin olive oil, and fresh bread.

Step aboard a speedboat to cruise past the lakeside castles of Lake Garda, and stop for a wine tasting at Bardolino. This shared-group boat ride covers a route past sights such as Castello Scaligero of Sirmione and the Roman ruins at Grotte di Catullo, with photo opportunities aplenty. A stop for a swim is also possible, depending on the weather.

Intimate atmosphere It is a unique cooking-class where you your hands in the dough preparing typical recipes of the Italian cuisine. Before starting the experience, contact me in order to share the recipes you want to try. Vegetarian, gluten-free and vegan choices are also available

Lake Garda is known for its mild microclimate, making it an ideal area for wine production. Discover Garda wines with this tour and tasting at a landmark cellar in Lazise. Meet your hosts for a tour through the vineyards and barrel room and learn how this family has been making wine for five generations. Then sit down for a tasting of the best vintages paired with local specialties.

Visit a historic family-run winery in Sirmione on the southern shores of Lake Garda and learn more about the production of Lugana DOC wines. Founded in 1960, the winery combines traditional methods with modern techniques, offering insight into the local wine culture and the region’s winemaking heritage. During this private experience, taste wines produced on-sight while hearing directly from the people behind the winery about the passion and work involved in every bottle.

Combine Lake Garda scenery with local food and wine during a moderate bike tour from Lazise. Led by a local guide, the tour showcases a route that would be difficult to find alone, taking in vineyards, olive groves, and sweeping lake vistas. You’ll finish with a stop in a winery where cured meat, local cheese, and bread await, along with a selection of wine to toast the end of the ride.