New Year's Eve on Lake Garda

What are your plans for New Year's Eve? The classic question that every year, sooner or later, torments all of us. What about spending the New Year break on Lake Garda?

New Year's Eve is a special time of year, and Lake Garda is a wonderful place to celebrate. With its stunning scenery, charming towns and vibrant nightlife, Lake Garda has something to offer everyone.

The main lake towns organize public New Year's Eve parties with food stalls, special activities, music, and fireworks. These parties are a great way to experience the local culture and celebrate the New Year with the community.

If you prefer a more traditional New Year's Eve dinner, there are numerous restaurants for every budget to choose from on Lake Garda. Many restaurants offer special New Year's Eve menus with live music and entertainment, but it is recommended to book your table in advance. After dinner, you can continue your celebrations until early morning in the famous discos of Lake Garda. 

If you are travelling with children, Gardaland Magic Winter is a great way to spend a thrilling New Year's Eve. From the 8th of December 2023 to the 7th of January 2024, the amusement park is transformed into a winter wonderland with Christmas lights, decorations, and themed shows. A fun way to spend the last day of the year. In winter, the park closes at 6 pm, so you will have enough time to prepare yourselves for the big New Year's Eve party.

If you are looking for a relaxing and luxurious way to celebrate New Year's Eve, Lake Garda is home to many spas. The Hotel Caesius Thermae & SPA Resort offers a New Year's Eve package with an elegant gala dinner and access to their extensive spa facilities of 3,000 sqm.

For those who want to kick off the New Year with a fresh start, there's the traditional New Year's Day swim in Lake Garda. Simply head to Piazza Tre Novembre in Riva del Garda at 12 noon and take a dip! A tradition that has gained popularity also in Bardolino in recent years.

So tell us, what are your plans for New Year's Eve?