Located in Riva del Garda, where the blue waters of Lake Garda, the sunshine which reflects upon the waves, and the air, pure and oxygenated from the surrounding mountains, offer the pleasure of a unique holiday spiced with a thousand ingredients. The Residence Trieste is positioned in one of the oldest and most characteristic streets of the historic centre in a typical tourist town in the province of Trento. Its family-run environment will provide you with a holiday in a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere certain to make you feel at home.

The residence has been property of the Bleggi family since 1961. It began as a 15 room hotel and a 46 seat restaurant. During the mid 1980s various types of pizzas, cooked in baking-tins in an electric oven, were introduced to the menu. In 1991, the Pizzeria-Restaurant-Residence-Trieste was established and as a result 8 studio and one bedroom apartments were created. Some of the apartments overlook ‘Via Fiume’, a street which is busy by day but peaceful by night. ‘Via Fiume’ has an array of artisan and boutique shops. The other apartments have a view of Mount Rocchetta, the mountain which towers above Riva del Garda. Also at this time, the old restaurant was expanded to 110 seats, and a wood burning oven was installed, from which today roughly fifty delicious pizzas made from dough rigorously kneaded by hand can be enjoyed.

Only 80 metres away from the residence, the harbour can be found, from which ferries and boats depart every hour and can be taken to visit the other towns around Lake Garda. The harbour is flanked by the elegant Piazza III Novembre, with buildings constructed in the Lombard-Venetian style. Also in this square there is the Apponale Tower, the symbol of Riva. Further along the lakeside you will find the Rocca (currently the home of the civic museum). The Rocca has defended the coastline of Riva del Garda since 1124 and it is surrounded by a moat and connected to the streets of Riva by a drawbridge. The Rocca is also surrounded by colourful gardens, making it a veritable theatre for enjoyable walks. If you continue along the lakeside the bathing area begins, for bathers and surfers alike, with ample, long beaches. Looking up you cannot but help but see the majestic mountain, whose reflection is caught in the waters of the lake, and whose colour changes with the light of day. Climbing the mountain by means of a footpath, you can reach, first, the Bastione (Venetian fortress), and then, the small chapel of Santa Barbara, from which it is possible to admire the splendour of the lake and the upper part of Lake Garda.