Overview of Ascensore Panoramico

Ascensore Panoramico is a state-of-the-art inclined lift that takes visitors to the historic Venetian Bastion. The short but visually stunning ride in the all-glass cabin provides unobstructed panoramic views of Riva del Garda and Lake Garda.

What to See and Do

Bastione di Riva

Once you reach the top, you’ll find the Bastione Lounge & Restaurant, perfect for enjoying a meal or an aperitif with a view. Just a few steps away is the Bastion, a historic Venetian tower built between 1507 and 1508. The tower offers rich historical insights and breathtaking vistas.

Hiking Opportunity

For hiking enthusiasts, a 20-minute walk from the Bastion will take you back to the town center. This route offers additional scenic views and a chance to explore the natural beauty of the area.

Planning Your Visit

• Best Time to Visit: Late morning or early evening visits provide the best lighting for views and photography. The restaurant can get busy during peak hours, so consider visiting at off-peak times.
• Ticket Purchase: Free tickets for children and persons with disabilities can be obtained from the service staff on-site. Garda Guest Card holders should also collect their free round trip tickets here.
• Accessibility: The lift can accommodate one wheelchair or pram per trip, ensuring accessibility for all visitors.

Getting There

• By Car: Ample parking is available in Riva del Garda. From the parking area, follow the signs to Ascensore Panoramico.
• Public Transport: Local buses and shuttles frequently serve the area. Check the latest schedules for the most convenient options.

What Not to Miss

• Scenic Views: Make sure to take in the breathtaking views during the lift ride and from the Bastion. The all-glass cabin of the lift offers a unique perspective.
• Bastione Lounge & Restaurant: This is the perfect spot for dining with a view. Make reservations in advance, especially during the tourist season.
• Historical Exploration: Take some time to explore the Venetian Bastion itself to appreciate its historical significance and architectural features.

Operational Tips

• Staff and Service: Be aware that there may be occasional operational issues such as lift downtimes and ticketing machine errors. Staff are available to assist with any concerns.
• Pets: Dogs are allowed in the lift with a muzzle and leash (one per cabin), and admission is free.

Operating Hours:

• Tuesday: 10 AM–11:30 PM
• Wednesday: 10 AM–11:30 PM
• Thursday: 10 AM–11:30 PM
• Friday: 9:30 AM–11:30 PM
• Saturday: 9:30 AM–11:30 PM
• Sunday: 10 AM–11:30 PM
• Monday: 10 AM–11:30 PM

Ticket Prices:

• One way: 5,00 €
• Round trip: 8,00 €
• Children under 120 cm: Free
• Persons with disabilities: Free (accompanied by a paying adult)
• Garda Guest Card holders: Free round trip