Lake  Corbara​

Latest update: 3 March 2022
​​Situated in the Province of Terni, Lake Corbara covers a total area of 10 square kilometres and stands at an elevation of 476 metres above sea level. It's 40 metres deep at its deepest point.

Places of interest nearby include the towns of Civitella del Lago, Montecchio, Orvieto and Todi. The recommended accommodation for Lake Corbara is the Hotel Palazzo Piccolomini​ in Orvieto.
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Nestled in the picturesque Umbria region of Italy, Lake Corbara is a man-made reservoir that traces its history to the mid-20th century. The lake was created by damming the Tiber River as part of a hydroelectric project.

While Lake Corbara is relatively new compared to other historical landmarks in the region, its tranquil waters, surrounding landscapes, and recreational opportunities have made it a beloved destination for locals and visitors alike.
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Tourist Information: 

  • Natural Beauty: The lake's shimmering waters are surrounded by rolling hills, lush valleys, and vineyards. The serene ambiance provides a perfect backdrop for relaxation and reflection.
  • Boating and Fishing: Lake Corbara is a haven for boating enthusiasts and anglers. Visitors can rent boats, kayaks, and canoes to explore the lake's waters or indulge in fishing, as the lake is known for its diverse fish population.
  • Picnicking and Hiking: The lakeside area offers picturesque spots for picnicking and enjoying the outdoors. Several hiking trails wind through the surrounding hills, providing opportunities for exploration and panoramic views.
  • Wine Tours: The area around Lake Corbara is known for its vineyards and wineries. Embark on wine tours and tastings to savor the renowned wines of the Umbria region.
  • Local Cuisine: Nearby towns and villages offer a variety of dining options where you can enjoy traditional Umbrian cuisine. Indulge in dishes like truffle-infused pastas, local cheeses, and olive oil.
  • Cultural Exploration: While Lake Corbara itself doesn't have extensive historical sites, the nearby towns and villages, such as Civitella del Lago, offer opportunities to explore architecture, museums, and local traditions.

Getting There: Lake Corbara is located in the province of Terni, Umbria, Italy. Accessible by road, it is approximately 150 kilometers (93 miles) north of Rome. The journey to the lake takes you through picturesque Umbrian landscapes.
Province: Terni

​Region: Umbria

Surface area: 10 km²

Maximum depth: 40 metres

Surface elevation: 476 metres

​Close by: Civitella del Lago, Montecchio, Orvieto, Todi

​Recommended stay: Hotel Palazzo Piccolomini (17 km)​

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