
One of Italy’s biggest lakes, Lake Bracciano sits just north of Rome and is a favorite weekend escape from the capital, especially in the summertime. When the seaside gets too crowded, the lake provides a slower, more nature-driven atmosphere that can’t be beat.
Three medieval towns border the lake: Bracciano, Anguillara Sabazia, and Trevignano Romano. Each one offers plenty of spots for swimming, water sports, shopping, and eating, making the lake an ideal weekend getaway. Known for its sparkly-clean water and plethora of swans, Lake Bracciano is a protected natural area and serves as an emergency water source for Rome.
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