Italy Lakes by Region
Italy : Lazio (6)
Italy : Lombardy (6)
Italy : Marche (1)
Italy : Piedmont (2)
Italy : Tuscany (3)
Italy : Umbria (2)
Italy : Veneto (1)
Italy Lakes and Reservoirs
Italy Lakes A-Z
Lakes in Italy
| Lake Name | Lake Summary |
|---|---|
| Chiusi Lake |
Also known as: Lake Chiusi, Lago di Chiusi, Chiaro di LunaLocated in the scenic Tuscan hills, Chiusi Lake lies along the Tuscany-Umbria border in north-central Italy. The nearby community of Chiusi is well situated ... |
| Lake Albano |
Also known as: Lago Albano, Lago di Castel GandolfoSitting on the patio of the restaurant overlooking 472-acre Lake Albano with the week stretching in front of her, she can hardly believe she is finally ... |
| Lake Bolsena |
Also known as: Lago di BolsenaHeld in the volcanic crater like a jewel in its setting, 28,032-acre Lake Bolsena sparkles in central Italy. Over hundreds of thousands of years the ... |
| Lake Bracciano |
Also known as: lago di BraccianoFlocks of sailboats glide across the surface of Lake Bracciano in the Lazio region of Italy. The sails, ranging from pristine white to bright colors ... |
| Lake Como |
One of the most recognizable and visited European lakes, Lake Como -- also known as the Lago di Como -- snuggles into the mountains and valleys of the ... |
| Lake Garda |
Also known as: Garda Lake, Lago di GardaLake Garda, or Lago di Garda in Italian, sprawls over 90,000 acres of Italian vista. To the north, the lake is graced by the mystical Dolomites, whose ... |
| Lake Idro |
Also known as: Lago d'Idro, EridioSet against the backdrop of medieval villages, sailboats glide across the surface of 2,768-acre Lake Idro. No engines over 10HP are allowed on the beautiful ... |
| Lake Iseo |
Also known as: Lago d'IseoThe ferry glides the last few feet across 15,271-acre Lake Iseo to arrive at the dock on Monte Isola. Passengers with packages and bicycles climb off ... |
| Lake Lugano |
Also known as: Lago di Lugano, CeresioLake Lugano, which curls through southeastern Switzerland just south of the Swiss Alps and borders northern Italy, features the best of both of these ... |
| Lake Maggiore |
Lake Maggiore, also known as Verbano, is Italy's second largest lake. Although not quite as popular as the well-known Lake Como, the beautifully romantic ... |
| Lake Massaciuccoli |
Also known as: Lago di Massaciuccoli, Lake PucciniA lone kayaker glides across the water of 1,680-acre Lake Massaciuccoli, his boat cutting through the white water lilies that grow thick around the shore. ... |
| Lake Nemi |
Also known as: Lago di NemiAs small and sweet as the wild strawberries that crowd its hillsides, 410-acre Lake Nemi is a hidden jewel tucked away in the Alban Hills. Treasured for ... |
| Lake Orta |
Also known as: Lago d'OrtaDescribed by 19th century French novelist Honere Balzac as a "grey pearl in a green jewel box," Lake Orta in the Piedmont region of Italy has been the ... |
| Lake Piediluco |
Also known as: Lago di PiedilucoA quick peek at the shoreline of Lake Piediluco, also known as Lago di Piediluco, reveals wide, seemingly-unending curves around towering mountains in ... |
| Lake Trasimeno |
Also known as: Lago di Trasimeno, Lake TrasimeneSituated in the heart of Italy, Lake Trasimeno sits almost exactly at the midpoint of the Italian peninsula halfway both north to south and east to west. ... |
| Lake Vico |
Also known as: Lago di VicoLegends say that Lake Vico was created when Hercules thrust his club into the earth. When he removed it, a stream filled the depression with water creating ... |
| Montedoglio Lake |
Also known as: Lago di Montedoglio, Lake MontedoglioLake Montedoglio is nestled in the Province of Arezzo, Tuscany, Italy. Although Lake Montedoglio was created for irrigation and as a water source for ... |
| Sabaudia Lake |
Also known as: Paola Lake, Lago di SabaudiaItaly's Sabaudia Lake has plenty of friendly neighbors, from a city to the north, a national park to the south and the cool, coastal breeze from the sea, ... |
| San Ruffino Lake |
Also known as: Lago di San RuffinoEvery year San Ruffino Lake disappears, shrinking back to the river it originally was. Wildlife returns to explore the river's shore and forage in the ... |






