Bardolino is one of the main destinations chosen by tourists on the Lake Garda. Bardolino is located on the eastern shore of Lake Garda, 30 km away from Verona. Behind Bardolino are the gentle slopes of the moraine hills, an arable land for wine-growing in which the same Bardolino wine is made.
In Bardolino scientists have discovered pre-historical evidence. Between 859 and 856 a dispute between Verona and other towns of the Lake took place. In the XII century Bardolino became an independent town, and the right to fish which dates back to 1222 was extended to almost all the families made up of fisherman living on the Lake.
The City of Bardolino has a tourist economy character enhanced by a particularly valuable wine production; In fact, from Bardolino it named the well-known wine that helps make the town famous.