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ustecchio
ustecchio di tremosine
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Small village often chosen as a holiday resort for its proximity to the lake and at the same time to the mountains. The quiet and the wide view of the lake will catch your heart.
It offers a wonderful view on the north side of Lake Garda. Ustecchio is located only six kilometers from the beaches and is immersed in the Alto Garda Park. Perfect destination for those looking for a holiday between nature, sport, gastronomy and relaxation.
Ustecchio is located a few kilometers from the Limone sul Garda cycle path, two kilometers of stunning route built overhanging the lake. The cycle/pedestrian path starts at Capo Reamol, about two kilometers from Limone downtown. It’s considered to be the most beautiful suspended cycle path in Europe!
From Ustecchio the path n. 110 called La Bassa Via del Garda, in this area it offers one of the most evocative views. This path is part of various excursions we propose, including n°6 – the trail through the mills in Val di Brasa.
Ustecchio is located a few kilometers from the Limone sul Garda cycle path, two kilometers of stunning route built overhanging the lake. The cycle/pedestrian path starts at Capo Reamol, about two kilometers from Limone downtown. It’s considered to be the most beautiful suspended cycle path in Europe!
From Ustecchio the path n. 110 called La Bassa Via del Garda, in this area it offers one of the most evocative views. This path is part of various excursions we propose, including n°6 – the trail through the mills in Val di Brasa.
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In a capital located in the locality of Mure, on the provincial road, there is a Roman plaque dating back to the 1st century AD. Inside the same capital there is a fresco dedicated to the Madonna, queen of peace. In the small historic center, at the crossroads between via Erta and via Etruschi, you can glimpse a very ruined fresco, dedicated to the Madonna di Caravaggio. The church, dedicated to S. Antonio Abate, was built between 1564 and 1620. The building it has a gable roof and a single nave divided in two by an arch that supports the roof. It is oriented so that the devotees face the rising sun, the symbol of Christ. The patronal feast is January 17.