Oil Museum

The history of oil and its olives

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Distance: 3,5 KM
Castello S. Antonio Hotel

Oil Museum in Bardolino: discover the yellow gold of Lake Garda

If you wish to immerse yourself in the most authentic traditions of our region, the Oil Museum located in Cisano di Bardolino is a destination not to be missed. The first museum in Italy dedicated to this precious product, the Oil Museum offers a fascinating historical and sensory journey that recounts the evolution of oil production on Lake Garda, from animal-drawn mills to modern technology.

Staying at the’Castello S. Antonio Hotel in Lazise allows you to visit the Oil Museum in total comfort: our facility is located only 3.5 km away, making this local excellence reachable in less than 5 minutes by car or with a pleasant walk along the lake's foot and cycle path.

What to see at the Oil Museum: a journey through history and flavour

The visit to the Oil Museum is a journey through time that fascinates visitors of all ages. Here are the main sections that make this place so special:

  • Historical Crushers: You can admire an extraordinary collection of old oil mills dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, perfectly preserved and restored.
  • Tools of Tradition: The Oil Museum houses hydraulic presses, stone millstones and agricultural tools that bear witness to the hard work and dedication of local farmers.
  • Tasting Area and Shop: At the end of the cultural itinerary, you cannot miss a stop to taste Garda DOP Extra Virgin Olive Oil and buy cosmetic and food products derived from the olive.
A stay of taste and relaxation in Lazise

Get to the Oil Museum in minutes by staying at the Hotel Castello S. Antonio. Book your holiday now.

Staff recommendation: The Oil Museum is one of our guests' favourite activities to spend a cultural afternoon alternative to the beach. After discovering the secrets of juicing, you can return to the hotel to relax with the our services and admire the surrounding olive groves directly from our terrace.

Why the Oil Museum is a Garda excellence

Olive growing is an integral part of the history of our territory. Visit the Oil Museum means a profound understanding of the link between the Garda landscape and its economy. The Hotel Castello S. Antonio, nestled in the green hills of Lazise, reflects this same atmosphere of tranquillity and tradition. By choosing our lake view rooms, you will have the feeling of living inside a postcard, where the blue of Lake Garda blends with the silver green of the olive trees surrounding the area of Cisano and Bardolino.

The convenience of free private parking at the hotel will allow you to move freely to the Oil Museum and other nearby attractions without worries, guaranteeing you a totally comfortable holiday.

Plan your holiday between culture and gastronomy

For an unforgettable experience and to discover all the secrets of the Oil Museum, you can book your lake view room online in just a few clicks, or you can request customised information by consulting our contact page, by sending an e-mail to info@castellosanantonio.com or by calling our team on +39 045 7580387.

Find out more on the official website

Information regarding timetables or events may be incorrect or subject to change; we strongly recommend visiting the official website to confirm details before your visit.

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I’d definitely recommend this hotel 🏨

10.0

Great view, lovely breakfast, great coffee, and all the staff did a brilliant job 👌🏽 Thank you

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Everything was superb. A dream location

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Excellent

9.0

The view is great; you can see Lake Garda in the distance. The rooms are clean; we stayed in the main part of the hotel – the rooms in the annexe are a bit smaller, but spacious enough. The breakfast is good; it might not be particularly varied for some people’s tastes, but it’s tasty and fresh – for us, it was more than enough. You’ll need a car to get to Peschiera or the neighbouring towns. There are parking spaces both in front of the hotel and in the annex. The owners and staff are brilliant and very customer-focused. There’s a small pool at the back, and the trees make it feel cooler than the forecast suggests.

Google

A splendid place with very attentive staff. Even though it was 36º outside, the swimming pool made this stay perfect. (They let us use it even after check-out, which was a gesture we really appreciated!) As well as the lake view from the room, until 10.30 pm we could access the panoramic terrace, where we could enjoy the sunset in complete relaxation. The small self-service fridge, which was always available, was also handy. A well-deserved 5-star rating.

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An excellent hotel, well-maintained and situated high up, offering a beautiful view of the lake. It has all the facilities you could wish for, including a swimming pool and a stunning panoramic terrace. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. The breakfast is top-notch.

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A lovely hotel at the top of the hill. A 25-minute walk to Lazise town centre with all its restaurants. It was fine for us. A small but decent pool. Very good air conditioning in the room and a good breakfast. Great service. We’d book here again.

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Lovely location. Friendly people. Well worth a visit. You do need to be able to climb stairs, though.

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A fantastic view, friendly staff – I’d love to come back.

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A lovely hotel with a stunning view and very friendly service. Breakfast is small but lovely. Parking is very tight.... For the first 300 metres after Lazise, there’s no pavement, and walking there is dangerous, especially at night. Still, I’d be very happy to stay there again.....