Villa Rossella

Hey, I'm Rossella

Rossella and Luigi warmly welcome their guests with an authentic and understated style, prioritizing tranquility, well-being, and the joy of feeling embraced in a familial setting. Their approach to hospitality stems from a desire to share the slow pace of the Gardesana countryside, providing personalized recommendations for villages to explore, cycling routes, wineries, traditional restaurants, and lesser-known spots in the region. Villa Rossella is also a place deeply connected to the history of the Furini family. Rossella is the daughter of Livio Furini, a visionary entrepreneur from Verona who conceived and established Gardaland, helping to transform Lake Garda into one of Italy's most famous tourist destinations. This connection to the area is evident in the careful attention given to guests and the commitment to sharing the Garda experience through genuine encounters, honest advice, and a direct understanding of the region. Together with their sons Alessandro and Emmanuele, the family pays close attention to every detail of the property, ensuring that each stay is experienced in a relaxed, quiet, and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a refreshing break immersed in nature.

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Villa Rossella is situated in the peaceful area of Camalavicina, within the municipality of Castelnuovo del Garda. It boasts a perfect location for exploring the southern side of Lake Garda, combining relaxation, nature, historic villages, and entertainment. This region still retains the authentic charm of the Veronese countryside, with vineyards, winding green roads, and landscapes that encourage a slower pace of life.

Just a few minutes from the property lies Peschiera del Garda, a fortified town recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, characterized by canals and ancient Venetian walls. The historic center offers lakeside strolls, traditional restaurants, outdoor venues, and scenic views along the Mincio River. From here, boats and connections are available to discover other towns around Lake Garda.

Nearby is the famous village of Borghetto sul Mincio, a quaint settlement traversed by water, renowned for its historic mills, stone bridges, and romantic atmosphere. The Mincio bike path, easily accessible from the villa, is one of the most popular routes in northern Italy, linking Peschiera to Mantova while passing through beautiful countryside, rivers, and natural landscapes. In the area, visitors can rent traditional or electric bikes to explore routes suitable for both sports enthusiasts and those seeking a leisurely day outdoors.

The location is particularly advantageous for those wishing to visit the main amusement parks of the Garda region. Gardaland, Movieland, Caneva Aquapark, and the Parco Natura Viva are all within a short distance and are perfect destinations for fun-filled days. Additionally, just a few kilometers away are the Sigurtà Garden Park, famous for its spectacular flower displays, and the Thermal Park Villa dei Cedri, set in a large natural park with thermal lakes and wellness paths.

Wine lovers can explore the morainic hills between Bardolino, Custoza, and Valpolicella, areas well-known for their production of Veronese wines, dotted with wineries, agriturismos, and scenic roads. Lazise, Bardolino, Sirmione, Desenzano, and Malcesine are easily reachable by car and offer diverse atmospheres with harbors, castles, lakeside walks, and equipped beaches.

Verona is about a twenty-minute drive away and is perfect for a day filled with art, shopping, and history. The Arena, Piazza delle Erbe, Castelvecchio, and the streets of the city showcase the allure of an elegant and vibrant town, inextricably linked to the legend of Romeo and Juliet.

For nature enthusiasts, Monte Baldo presents one of the most breathtaking excursions in the area. From Malcesine, a cable car ascends to the higher altitudes, offering stunning views of Lake Garda amidst panoramic trails and spectacular vistas. The location of Villa Rossella also allows for easy access to cities like Mantova, Venice, and Milan, making the stay ideal as a starting point for broader itineraries in northern Italy.