Lakes, rivers and canals Lazio

The largest artificial lake in Lazio created in 1940 by the barrier of the Salto River, immersed in a natural and wild setting

Lake Sabaudia (also known as Lake Paola) is a coastal brackish lake in the Province of Latina, in Lazio. It has an area of about 3.9 km², a perimeter of about 20 km, an average depth of 4.5 meters and a maximum depth of 10 meters.

Lake Nemi is a small volcanic lake, located between Nemi and Genzano di Roma, just south of Rome, at an altitude of 316 m above sea level, on the Albani Hills in the territory of the Castelli Romani.

Lake Albano is the deepest volcanic lake in Italy (170 m), located in the province of Rome in the Castelli Romani area, on the Colli Albani.

Lake Bracciano, originally also called Lake Sabatino, is of volcanic origin. Its surface of 57.5 km² makes it the eighth Italian lake by extension and its maximum depth of 164 meters, makes it the sixth Italian lake in depth.

Natural spring with a large cistern dating back to Roman times