25080 Carzago di Calvagese della Riviera
Brescia, Italy
tel: +39 030 680 600
fax: +39 030 680 6270
email: [email protected]
website: www.palazzoarzaga.com

Italy's three millennia of history, culture and cuisine seduces anyone. In Italy you can visit Roman ruins, feast on almost unlimited supplies of Renaissance art, stay in tiny medieval hill towns, go skiing in the Alps, explore the canals of Venice, and see more beautiful churches than you imagined could exist in one country. Naturally, you can also indulge in the more elementary pleasures of enjoying good food and wine, improving your wardrobe and seeking out la dolce vita.

Location
In the heart of Europe and in a magnificent landscape setting between Lake Garda and the Alps, the resort has a peaceful atmosphere accentuated by the famous Saturnia Spa.

Golf Courses
The 18-hole golf-course designed by Jack Nicklaus the II and the nine-hole course designed by Gary Player, offering a round in quiet, natural surroundings which were once covered in vineyards. The courses meander among lovely vegetation with lakes and difficult bunkers that really test every skill with the irons, woods and putter. There is also a practice course to hone skills after a session at the resort's Golf Academy - a Teaching and Learning centre of the European PGA.

Facilities
The Palazzo Arzaga Hotel offers relaxation in the luxury of a grand hotel and the welcoming warmth of a 15th century mansion that is a haven of tranquillity and culture. This elegant 84-room hotel is adorned with magnificent frescoes, spacious living areas and beamed ceilings. The hotel has a fine restaurant offering flavours to send the senses soaring. There are first-class facilities for business visits with the hotel providing extensive conference facilities. The Congress Hall,
in particular, is an amphitheatre capable of seating more than 200 delegates. The golf clubhouse houses a restaurant,
Pro-Shop, Gianfranco Ferre and La Perla boutiques.

Packages
The resort offers a business package which provides meeting rooms, lunch, golf and use of the health centre. Prices are based on a minimum of 15 delegates.

The Palazzo Arzaga Hotel Golf & Saturnia Resort, in the Alpine foothills of Brescia, northern Italy, is noted for its art treasures housed in numerous churches, its picture gallery and its medieval museum. Far from the sounds of the city, in the heart of nature, and within easy reach of the rich cultural experiences of Italy, the resort is a destination that every golf enthusiast should visit at least once. Visitors can also visit the nearby towns of Verona, Mantua, Venice and Cremona. The Italians know a thing or two about style, but even by their high standards the Palazzo Arzaga is something special.