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The monumental citadel of Gabriele d'Annunzio and a botanical garden with three thousand species from all over the world.
Gardone is dominated by the Vittoriale degli Italiani: the citadel that Gabriele d'Annunzio built around himself, and in which he had himself buried. Inside are the villa crammed with objects, the open-air theatre, the mausoleum, and — incredible but true — the prow of the ship Puglia set into the garden, and the aircraft in which he flew over Vienna hanging in a pavilion. It is excessive, theatrical, unforgettable.
A short distance away, the Heller Botanical Garden: a hectare of plants from every continent — bamboo, ferns, water lilies, agaves — with contemporary sculptures scattered throughout the vegetation.
Il lungolago, ottocentesco e signorile, è una passeggiata tra ville liberty e palme.
D'Annunzio's citadel: villa, theatre, mausoleum, a ship in the garden. Worth seeing at least once.
Three thousand species from every continent and contemporary sculptures among the plants. An hour of pure wonder.
Villas, palm trees and Belle Époque elegance. The Brescian riviera at its finest.

Book the Vittoriale online and arrive early: the villa is visited in limited groups and places sell out.
Stay in Brenzone and reach this and the other spots on the lake, even by water.