Brenzone comprises a number of hamlets partly on the lake (Castelletto, Marniga, Magugano, Porto and Assenza) and partly on the lower slopes of Mount Baldo (Biasa, Fasor, Boccino, Venzo, Castello, Zignago, Borago, Pozzo, e Sommavilla.
Campo, a fascinating hamlet of the middle age in midden of olive grows, and in the mountains Prada.

Brenzone a much frequented tourist resort made up of many hamlets along the Olive Riviera. Close to the shore the island of Trimelone with the remains of an anccient fortress. Thanks to its position between the lake and Monte Baldo it lends itself perfectly to sailing events, windsurfing and inland excursions to the top of Monte Baldo. From its extensive olive groves and farming tradition it produces some of the most exquisite extra virgin olive oil in the area.

Sights: Medieval village Campo (uninhabited) The litle church of San Zeno (Castelletto), the Castelletto rock, a rare archeological beauty which proves the presence of man in Brenzone during the Bronze Age (2nd millennium BC). Today it can be admired at the Brenzone Town Hall, situated in the village of Magugnano.

Scenic walks reccomended on Monte Baldo and along the lake.
Sport: Trekking, mountain bike, tennis, windsurf, kitesurf.
Events: Good Friday live Via Crucis, June to September sailing regattas, August San Lorenzo concert (Campo).

Brenzone and the surrounding area enjoy a quite mild climate, with rather high average temperatures.
Rainfalls are concentrated mainly in the spring and autumn months.
This is due to the mitigating effect of the great water mass of Lake Garda.
The lake is surrounded by a belt of evergreen vegetation, such as olive trees, cypresses, oleanders, holms oaks and laurel trees, as well as fig and almond trees.
At about 300-400 m above sea-level grow the first woods of mixed deciduous trees; between 500 and 900 m reigns the sweet chestnut tree, while several hazel bushes blossom in unexploited meadows.
The Alpine belt with Norway spruce, larch and Scots pine reaches up to 1600 metres above sea level. The area surrounding Brenzone is also rich in different animal species, particularly as regards the micro fauna: there are almost one thousand species of butterflies, some of which live only on Mount Baldo, as well as various kinds of beetles and insects.
Among the few bigger animals there are some birds such as ptarmigans, black grouses, capercaillies (in the corries) and golden eagles to be found. Mammals include roedeers and chamois (re-introduced during the earliest 90’s), foxes, beech martens and badgers.
Some of the most common rodents are marmots, edible dormice, various kinds of squirrels and many more.
Wolves and bears used to live here up until 1800, while adders, common buzzards and choughs are still widespread.

Altitude: 69m asl
Inhabitants: 2.403
Distance from:
- Verona Km 52
- Motorway A22/Affi Km 31
- Motorway A22/Rovereto Km 38
- Verona Airport Km 50
- Peschiera Railway station Km 37
- Rovereto Railway station Km 40

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