Malcesine - Lake Garda MUST-SEE | Italy 2023 | Full Tour

[@Mandy-lg1le]

I was lucky enough to work as au-pair in Malcesine 30 years ago - absolutely beautiful place and the locals were friendly and welcoming. I plan to return in the coming years for a holiday from Australia 🇦🇺

[@hollycaputowanderlust]

That's awesome. Anyone living there has to be in awesome shape 💪 with those hills. It really is so majestic there

[@marcusmaximus451]

Great vlog, we stayed in Riva for the week in August this year 2024 Absolutely fantastic place,spent a couple of days around Malcesine, lovely food and ambience and clean and friendly,also purchased some excellent best ever mens clothing (hipsters 😂) at the market as well kind regards to you and everyone out there take care, Mark from Billericay in the U.K. 🇬🇧 😃👍

[@riccardodallagnese4786]

Beautiful town❤🇮🇹👈

[@hollycaputowanderlust]

Yes! Please be sure to subscribe 💕

[@TheBestOfSweden]

Going there very soon:)

[@hollycaputowanderlust]

Nice! Please be sure to subscribe

[@TheBestOfSweden]

@@hollycaputowanderlust Sure 👍

[@franz9573]

Malcesine belonged only for a short time to Austria-Hungary from 1815 to 1866. Malcesine is also purely Italian-speaking and belongs to the Veneto region and not Trentino. The whole Garda Region ist purely italian-speaking. The Germans you see there are only tourists. Lake Garda is also only 3-4 hours by car from Germany, so it is very easy and quick to reach. In addition, a lot of Dutch and Eastern Europeans especially from the Czech Republic and Poland are vacationing there. Americans and English people are more likely to be seen on Lake Como and Lake Maggiore. The only 2 very well known places that are in Trentino are Torbole and Riva del Garda. About 10% belong to Trentino the northernmost tip, the rest belongs to Veneto (east part), Lombardy (west part of the lake)

[@hollycaputowanderlust]

Thank you for your comment. Yes, I know this, and know the history... but when we were there we heard mostly German, and were surrounded by German speaking tourists. The shop keepers also spoke it in addition to Italian. We also had the same experience in Riva.

[@franz9573]

@@hollycaputowanderlust this is because the people adapt to the tourists, as the majority come from germany, in Rome or Florence they tend to adapt to english-speaking tourists. In addition, students in these areas tend to choose German rather than French as their second foreign language. The situation is different in the rest of the country. In school they learn mainly English and then French.

[@hollycaputowanderlust]

@francescopicanza9573 absolutely! You'll find that in most places.

[@almcocyt2635]

Bitte deutsch übersetzen

[@franz9573]

@@almcocyt2635 Malcesine gehörte nur für kurze Zeit, von 1815 bis 1866, zu Österreich-Ungarn. Malcesine ist ebenfalls rein italienischsprachig und gehört zur Region Venetien und nicht zum Trentino. Die gesamte Region Garda ist rein italienischsprachig. Die Deutschen die man dort trifft, sind allesamt Touristen. Der Gardasee ist auch nur 3-4 Stunden mit dem Auto von Deutschland entfernt, also sehr einfach und schnell zu erreichen. Außerdem machen viele Niederländer und Osteuropäer, vor allem aus der Tschechischen Republik und Polen, dort Urlaub. Amerikaner und Engländer sieht man eher am Comer See und am Lago Maggiore. Die einzigen 2 sehr bekannten Orte, die im Trentino liegen, sind Torbole und Riva del Garda. Etwa 10 % gehören zum Trentino, dem nördlichsten Zipfel, der Rest gehört zu Venetien (östlicher Teil), der Lombardei (westlicher Teil des Sees)

[@renzflrnd03]

Is it credit card friendly or do u need to bring cash?

[@hollycaputowanderlust]

It's credit card friendly 😊

[@renzflrnd03]

Thank you

[@hollycaputowanderlust]

@@renzflrnd03 please be sure to subscribe & check out my other videos on the surrounding towns there in Lake Garda...they are all unique & stunning