Discover the Best of Bussolengo from SMalL Guesthouse

Bussolengo is not just a stopover, but offers historical and natural treasures:

Parco Natura Viva: Just 5 minutes away. Much more than a zoo, it is a conservation center for endangered species. Start your day with a safari drive and continue with a walk in the wildlife park.

Church of San Valentino: Founded in the 13th century and dedicated to the town’s patron saint. Inside, you can admire beautiful fresco cycles depicting the Saint’s life.

Church of San Salvar: The oldest building in Bussolengo (dating back to the 9th century), set in a scenic elevated position.

Villa Spinola: A historic villa just outside the town center, often used for events and weddings.

Sanctuary of Madonna del Perpetuo Soccorso: Known for its charming Franciscan cloister and 16th-century frescoes.

Flover Garden Center: Famous for its Christmas Village and spectacular seasonal blooms (such as tulips and roses), attracting thousands of visitors. One of Italy’s most famous indoor markets, a magical experience for all ages.

Bussolengo lies at the gateway to Valpolicella, the “Valley of Many Wineries.” Don’t miss the chance to visit a local winery and taste Amarone, one of the world’s finest red wines.

Every Thursday morning, the town comes alive with its traditional weekly market—one of the largest and most popular in the area.

Just 10–15 minutes from Bussolengo, Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy. Its Mediterranean microclimate allows olive trees, lemon trees, and oleanders to flourish, creating a sunny atmosphere year-round.

Among the most beautiful towns on the eastern shore:

Lazise: With its intact Scaliger walls and Venetian harbor, perfect for a sunset walk or a lakeside dinner.

Bardolino: Famous for its red wine, featuring a long, well-kept lakeside promenade ideal for walking or cycling.

Garda: About 20 minutes away, combining Venetian elegance with the wild nature of the Rocca hill, offering breathtaking views.

Punta San Vigilio: The most romantic spot on Lake Garda, a small private peninsula open to the public, featuring a Renaissance villa, a charming chapel, and a picturesque harbor.

These towns are also accessible by boat from Lazise.

One of Italy’s most romantic cities, just 15 minutes away.

Famous worldwide for the tragic love story of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, Verona is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, rich in Roman, medieval, and Renaissance monuments.

The famous Roman Arena hosts opera festivals, concerts, and events every year.

Must-see highlights:
Juliet’s House, Juliet’s Tomb, San Francesco al Corso
Verona Arena and Piazza Bra
Roman Theatre
Castelvecchio Bridge
Castel San Pietro (best panoramic view)
Torre dei Lamberti and Piazza delle Erbe

Aquardens: The largest thermal park in Italy, perfect for relaxation among warm pools and saunas.

Villa dei Cedri (Colà di Lazise): A thermal park with natural warm lakes surrounded by greenery.

Parco delle Cascate di Molina: About 25 minutes away, a natural paradise with trails through forests, caves, and waterfalls.

Giardino Giusti (Verona): A Renaissance masterpiece, admired by Mozart and Goethe.
Parco Giardino Sigurtà: One of Europe’s most beautiful parks, a 600,000 m² natural oasis.

Giardino di Pojega: A rare Italian-style garden with a stunning green theater.

Villa Novare Bertani: Historic villa surrounded by vineyards, birthplace of Amarone.

Villa Della Torre: Unique Renaissance residence with monumental fireplaces.

Villa Serego Alighieri: Owned by Dante’s descendants, combining history and wine culture.

Gardaland: The number one theme park in Italy, offering attractions for all ages. Don’t miss the Sea Life Aquarium for an underwater journey.

Movieland: The only park in Italy entirely dedicated to the world of cinema.

Caneva: Located right next to Movieland, it is a true Caribbean-style water park on Lake Garda.

Cavour Water Park: Known as “the greenest park in Italy,” it is located in Valeggio sul Mincio, about 20 minutes from here.

San Giorgio di Valpolicella: Also known as San Giorgio Ingannapoltron (“the village that tricks the lazy”), due to its uphill road that seems shorter than it really is, this charming village is entirely built with local stone and overlooks the Amarone vineyards. Perfect for an aperitivo at sunset.

Borghetto: Probably one of the most romantic villages in Italy, this ancient hamlet of watermills seems suspended above the waters of the Mincio River. Perfect for a romantic dinner or a sunset walk. Don’t miss the famous Nodi d’Amore, handmade tortellini typical of Valeggio sul Mincio.

Soave: Famous for its renowned white wine, Soave is a medieval village enclosed by perfectly preserved walls and dominated by an impressive Scaliger Castle.

Castellaro Lagusello: A fortified gem overlooking a natural heart-shaped lake, surrounded by the peaceful landscapes of the morainic hills.

Madonna della Corona Sanctuary: Located in Spiazzi, about 35 minutes from Bussolengo, this breathtaking sanctuary is built directly into the cliffs of Monte Baldo, overlooking the Adige Valley from 774 meters above sea level.

Madonna del Frassino Sanctuary: Located in Peschiera del Garda, this peaceful sanctuary is linked to the apparition of the Virgin Mary in 1510 and features beautiful decorated cloisters, just 15–20 minutes from Bussolengo.

Hermitage of San Giorgio: Situated on the hills above Bardolino, this hermitage inhabited by Camaldolese monks offers silence, panoramic views over Lake Garda, and natural products made by the monks, including honey, herbal teas, and olive oil.

Just a few minutes from our property, you will find some of Verona’s main shopping destinations:

Grande Mela Shoppingland (Sona): Just 10 minutes from the property, this shopping center features over 120 stores, a cinema, and a 20-lane bowling area, perfect for families and rainy days.

Alle Porte dell’Adige: Located about 5 minutes away by car, it is one of the best-equipped shopping centers in the area, ideal for shopping and everyday needs during your stay.

Adigeo Shopping Centre: Located near the Verona Sud motorway exit, this is the most modern shopping center in the province, featuring popular international brands and large shopping and dining areas.

For those looking for great deals or luxury shopping at advantageous prices.

Mantova Village: Located about 30 minutes from Bussolengo, this elegant open-air shopping village features over 110 fashion and design stores with discounts available all year round.

Lidia Shopping: Around 40 minutes from Bussolengo, it is one of Northern Italy’s most renowned luxury multi-brand boutiques, perfect for exclusive fashion and prestigious brands.

Swinger Factory Outlet (Bussolengo): Located directly in Bussolengo, this outlet offers luxury brands such as Versace, Cavalli, and Chiara Ferragni at attractive prices.

Salewa Outlet (Sona): Just 5–10 minutes away by car, it is a reference point for high-quality mountain clothing, footwear, and outdoor equipment at outlet prices.