Lake Garda was formed by a huge glacier coming down from the Alps 1.5 million years ago!
So why is Lake Garda so fertile? Well, the as the glacier moved through the valley, it ground up loose magnesium-rich limestone into a paste, which placed itself along the sides of the ice. When the glacier melted, the moraine resulted in the rich fertile soil found along the shores of Lake Garda enabling things like lemon trees, orange trees, olive trees and many exotic flowers to grow.
July is the hottest month of the year at the average of 29 degrees! The temperature is the coldest in January at the average of 6 degrees, but it never gets very cold because: in the summer when it's really hot the lake warms up. Through the cold months it keeps its heat, and the heat floats up and warms the air.
Also the mountains above it keep it sheltered from wind.
Lake Garda Italy and Scenes Along the Mediterranean - 1912 was released on: USA: December 1912
No, it is definitely a freshwater lake!
There is approximately 170 kilometers between Lake Garda in Italy and Venice, Italy. Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy.
Lake Garda has a surface area of 369.98 km2.
The driving distance between lake Garda and lake Como is 282 km.
Lake Garda is located in Sirmione, Italy. The distance between Milan and Lake Garda is 138 kilometers. If you take A4 drive time is about an hour and 40 minutes.
Lake Ontario is larger with a surface area of 19,000 km2, while Lake Garda only has a surface area of 369.98 km2.
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The distance between Lake Garda and Lake Como is about 175 miles. This takes about three hours and fifteen minutes to drive, depending on traffic.
There are a providential plethora of different resorts that one can find near Lake Garda in Italy. Resort del Lago is one beautiful resort near Lake Garda, as well as Premignaga Country House Resort and Lefay Resort Lago di Garda.