In 1439 Torbole was involved in the Third Lombard War (1438), between the Duchy of Milan and the Republic of Venice. The latter dominated the eastern side of the lake (the Riviera). In order to gain supremacy on Lake Garda and help the Venetian condottiero Gattamelata, in freeing Brescia from the Milanese siege, the Venetians transported twenty-five boats and six galleys from the Adriatic Sea up the River Adige to the fluvial harbour of Mori.
In 1439, Torbole was involved in the Third Lombard War (1438), between the Duchy of Milan and the Republic of Venice. The latter controlled the eastern side of Lake Garda (the Riviera). To gain dominance over Lake Garda and aid Venetian condottiero Gattamelata in liberating Brescia from a Milanese siege, the Venetians transported twenty-five boats and six galleys from the Adriatic Sea up the River Adige to the fluvial harbor of Mori.