Lago di Bracciano or Lake Bracciano was my hide-away when we lived for 30 years in Rome. It is a volcanic lake tucked away in the low hills of Lazio Province, about 20 miles north-west of Rome. It is ...

In 2017, Lake Bracciano, a basin of around 22 square miles, faced an existential crisis. It started to dry up as a local utility, the Acea Group, diverted its waters to quench the thirst of the ...

Once the hunting lodge of an Italian noble family, Tenuta di Ripolo, which is located near the shores of Lake Bracciano, just outside of Rome, is the ideal location to host a destination wedding ...

Bracciano, which shares its name with the lake, is close to several other small towns you can explore. For a day trip, though, I recommend just sticking with one town.

Lake Bracciano, where the La Marmotta site sits, is connected to the Mediterranean Sea by the River Arrone. The river runs for just under 25 miles, and “it is therefore possible that ...