Trevignano Romano Tours and Activities

Escape the hustle of the city and explore the Roman countryside on this guided, full-day trip from Rome to the crystal clear waters of Lake Bracciano. As the second largest lake in the region, Lake Bracciano is also one of Italy’s most popular. Enjoy the beautiful shoreline and surrounding towns of Bracciano, Anguillara, and Trevignano Romano—a day of discovering the region’s history, art, and nature.

The region of Lazio is home to a number of cultural and historic treasures, but most visitors never get farther than Rome. With this driving tour, visit three highlights in one day. Begin with a stop at the UNESCO-listed Etruscan Necropolis of Banditaccia in Cerveteri before continuing on to scenic Lake Bracciano. Take in the lakeside villages of Bracciano and Trevignano as well as the Odescalchi Castle before the return drive.

Bracciano is built on a hill above the clear water of Lake Bracciano, a volcanic lake where it is possible to canoe, scuba-dive, sail and much more (especially during hot summertime days, when a dip in the lake can be most refreshing). Lake Bracciano is actually an important hub for several sports, given the presence of the Bracciano-Martignano Natural Park, that puts a prime on silence and water quality by limiting the number of motorized watercraft. The Park, of course, comprises another lake, that of Martignano; also boasting volcanic origins, it is characterized by its small size and almost perfectly-circular form. The two lakes are really two peas in a pod: born from the same volcano (but from two different craters), each is highly-protected and welcomes a large number of tourists every year. --