Sabaudia​

The seaside town of Sabaudia is situated in Latina Province, 99 kilometres south-east of Rome.  

It has a population of 20,464 inhabitants with the main highlights being the beach, the Torre Paola watchtower, the Lago di Sabaudia lake which runs adjacent to the beach, and the Fascist architecture of the town centre such as the Parrocchia Santissima Annunziata. 
Places of interest nearby include San Felice Circeo, Terracina, Sperlonga, Latina and  Gaeta, while the recommended accommodation is the Hotel Oasi di Kufra which sits right on the beach. The main town is separated from the beach by a distance of around a kilometre as well as the long, thin lake which is crossed via a road bridge. ​
​​Category: Seaside Towns of Lazio

Region: ​Lazio

Regional district: Latina Province

Population: 20,464

​Highlights: Beach, Torre Paola, Fascist Architecture, Lake

Close by: San Felice Circeo, Terracina, Sperlonga, Latina, Gaeta

Recommended accommodation: Hotel Oasi di Kufra

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