Brenzone

The Brenzone community on the eastern shore of Lake Garda consists of numerous at the foot of Monte Baldo (Lake Garda, Northern Italy ) or lying scattered among olive groves and gardens and villages. Some of these are: Assenza, Castelletto, Castello, Marniga, Magugnano ( capital of the province ), Pai, Borago and postage.

In Brenzone live 2500 inhabitants (as of 31 December 2012). The neighboring municipalities are Ferrara di Monte Baldo, Gargnano (BS ), Malcesine, San Zeno di Montagna, Tignale (BS), Torri del Benaco and Tremosine (BS ).

In the 12th century originated in Castelletto a convent that belongs to the order of the Little Sisters of the Holy Family today. That the Roman " brunzonium " still bears some traces of the past, one sees at a different church from the 14th century that one finds in Assenza.

Today Brenzone community is relatively young. It was merged gradually from the formerly independent places Castello, Mamiga, Castelletto and Prada in the 20th century. The remaining places Castello and Castelletto joined together in 1955 and named in 1958 in Brenzone order, from which two years later was finally Brenzone.