Where is lago Trasimeno?

Umbria region
Lake Trasimeno, also called Lake of Perugia, Italian Lago Trasimeno, Latin Trasimenus Lacus, largest lake of the Italian peninsula in Umbria region, central Italy, 10 miles (16 km) west of Perugia. It has an area of 49 square miles (128 square km) and is shallow, its maximum depth being 20 feet (6 m).

How deep is lago Trasimeno?

19.69′Lago Trasimeno / Max depth

How big is Lake Trasimeno?

49.42 mi²Lago Trasimeno / Area

Is Lake Trasimeno worth visiting?

Lake Trasimeno is a perfect destination for a relaxing trip, but it is also home to one of the most important Blues music festivals in Europe. The Trasimeno Blues Festival takes place every year in late July, and combines the great music with the natural and historical attractions of the area.

Can you fish on Lake Trasimeno?

The special characteristics of the Lake Trasimeno make it an ideal habitat for several species of varying qualities. Years ago fishing was one of the mainstays of the local economy, and still today many fisherman go out every day for their daily fishing.

Can you swim in Lake Trasimeno?

Easily accessible from the residence, Lago Trasimeno is the 4th largest lake in Italy. The lake is clean and safe for swimming, safe for children and very warm during the summer months due to its shallow depth.

Is Lake Trasimeno nice?

Lake Trasimeno and the area around it are exceptionally beautiful. The situation in the heart of Umbria/Tuscany and about half way between Florence and Rome with motorway and railway is ideal for anyone wanting to live in central Italy.

How do I get to Lake Trasimeno?

Take your bike with you: Lake Trasimeno ferries and buses have bike carriers! Depart from Perugia, take the bus E017 to Passignano sul Trasimeno, a small town on the shores of the lake. From here the ferry leaves for Maggiore Island, the only inhabited one. The island was dear to St.