The Agriturismo Tirtha, due to its location, is a convenient base to visit Verona and the Arena, the Lake of Garda, the Valpolicella with its renowned Wine Route and the Lessinia. The baths of Verona, Aquardens, are located in Pescantina and are only 6 km from our farm. Are within easy reach Gardaland (22 km) and a number of parks and recreational facilities including Natura Viva (10 km), Molina Waterfalls (20 km), Villa dei Cedri (20 km) and the Giardino Sigurtà (27 km).

The Agriturismo Tirtha is located in the Park of the Adige river and offers a chance to walk on foot or by bicycle along the trail called “Alzaia” that runs on the left bank. Contacting the Canoa Club Pescantina you can organize exciting canoeing or rafting down the river. The town of Pescantina is home to the international competition Adigemarathon and his Canoa Club has the world champion of the sport, Vladi Panato.

Wellness weekend at the Thermal Baths of Aquardens

Up by the River, a few kilometers away there are the thermal baths of Acquardens where you can regenerate in the numerous, warm and healing water pools, and then return to Tirtha, a quiet and restful place, where in the morning a healthy breakfast is wating for you, made with organic products that will integrate the weekend of well-being that you deserve. You can also book a Ayurvedic massage or Shiatsu.

Valpolicella and the Wine Route

The Tirtha is located at the foot of the Valpolicella well known for the production of fine wine of the same name famous in the world, among them, ther is the Amarone and Recioto. On the Wine Route, in the beauty of the hilly landscape are numerous Venetian Villas (14th-17th century) with historic cellars which can be visited and where you can tasting. For those interested in wine and gastronomy, our location is ideal for visiting other areas adjacent to wine growing, a few kilometers you can indeed take different ‘wine routes’ immersed in landscapes that ranging from the hills of Lake of Garda, with its red and white Chiaretto Bardolino and Lugana (west), to those of whites of Custoza (south) or the medieval town of Soave (east). Opportunities to explore the area and enjoy a lake or inland menu connected with the tradition.

Lake of Garda

Just 20 minutes from the farm is located the Lake of Garda, certainly one of the highlights of our country and a must-see for the natural beauty, its history, its tradition and charm appreciated and praised by artists and writers over the centuries (from the Villa of the roman poet Catullus in Sirmione (I sec. a.c.), the permanence of Goethe in Malcesine or suggestive Vittoriale made by the poet D’Annunzio in Gardone).

These areas, inhabited since prehistoric times, are areas of great natural beauty, with vegetation typical of the Mediterranean climate (olives, grapes, fruit, agaves and other plants) created by the Garda basin and through which the winter is mild. Following the course of its history to the present day through activities and interventions in the past they have given shape to several amusement parks including the most famous in Europe: Gardaland.

These hills are also an important point of migration not only for the environment and the landscape, but also the climate, the typical products of the kitchen, which fit in the context and in the beauty of the countries surrounding Lake Garda, make this destination attraction from every point of view.

The Lessini and Baldo Mountains

The Valpolicella hills extending north to the Lessini Mountains, the area of pastures are still unspoiled, where during summer (you get to 1,800 m. Above sea level) the only sounds are the bells grazing cows, that produce excellent milk for the best cheese call “Monte Veronese Dop” wich can be fresh or aged cheese. If from here we go westward we descend in ValdAdige to climb on Mount Baldo (2,210 m), alpine area that ends overlooking the Lake of Garda. You can climb Mount Baldo along picturesque routes, on foot, by bike or using the Panoramic Cableway from Malcesine on Garda Lake.