Lakes / Reservoirs in Italy
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All Italy lakes A-Z
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| Lake name | Lake description |
|---|---|
| Lake Misurina (Also known as Lago di Misurina) |
One of the most scenic destinations in Italy’s Dolomite Mountains, Lake Misurina is a timeless treasure. The largest natural lake in the Caldore District of the Trentino-Alto… |
| Lake Nemi (Also known as Lago di Nemi) |
As 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 thousands of years and… |
| Lake Orta (Also known as Lago d'Orta) |
Described 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 muse of poets, writers a… |
| Lake Piediluco (Also known as Lago di Piediluco) |
A quick peek at the shoreline of Lake Piediluco, also known as Lago di Piediluco, reveals wide, seemingly-unending curves around towering mountains in central Italy. The views… |
| Lake Trasimeno, Italy (Also known as Lago di Trasimeno, Lake Trasimene) |
Situated 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. The clear water refle… |
| Lake Vico (Also known as Lago di Vico) |
Legends 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 the lake in the Laz… |
| Montedoglio Lake, Italy (Also known as Lago di Montedoglio, Lake Montedoglio) |
Lake Montedoglio is nestled in the Province of Arezzo, Tuscany, Italy. Although Lake Montedoglio was created for irrigation and as a water source for drinking, recreational ac… |
| Sabaudia Lake (Also known as Paola Lake, Lago di Sabaudia) |
Italy’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, a mere 200 yards to t… |
| San Ruffino Lake (Also known as Lago di San Ruffino) |
Every 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 land that was lake botto… |