Lazio: travel guides

Lazio is a region with lots to offer to tourists; from art and culture to beautiful landscapes and beaches. Its main tourist destination is Rome, the Capital of Italy and one of the most visited cities of art in the world, thanks to its dazzling architectural heritage, museums and archaeological remains.

Camping sites in Rome

Camping sites in Rome can be found mainly on the outskirts of the city, in green areas not far from the Capital’s historic centre, to which they are well connected thanks to public transport and shuttle services provided by the camping sites themselves. Often, camping sites also offer direct transfers from and to the airport or the train station. Camping sites in Rome provide the right balance of fun and relaxation typical of a holiday en plein air and offer services designed for short weekend brakes in the Capital – even for those travelling with campers – as well as for long holiday stays. Often open all year round, Rome’s camping sites are also a good solution for anyone travelling for work.

Lazio’s sea, lakes and inland

Holidays in Lazio are not just about discovering Rome. The Eternal City is of course an unmissable stop for any tourist visiting the region, however Lazio diverse landscape has lots more to offer, especially in the province of Viterbo. Here some areas are completely unspoiled: from Capodimonte to the lakes, in particular Lake Bolsena, until Lazio’s Maremma at the border with Tuscany, including old towns such as Bagnoregio, the beauty of the landscape is breathtaking. Additionally, Lake Bracciano, Lake Vico and a number of smaller enchanting lakes are also worth a visit. In this area and along the stretch of coast of Lazio’s Maremma there are plenty of camping sites and holiday villages where every year, many tourists choose to spend relaxing holidays surrounded by flourishing nature.