Sabaudia

Built around the drainage and reclamation of the Pontine Marshes, Sabaudia grew into a planned coastal town in Lazio. Founded in 1934 under Fascist rule, it retains a rationalist layout in which broad, straight avenues lead towards civic buildings and the Torre Civica, the town’s clock tower. The Tyrrhenian Sea lies west of town, beside dunes and the coastal lagoon of Lake Paola, while Monte Circeo rises at the southern end of the shore. Sabaudia stands within Circeo National Park, where Mediterranean woodland, wetlands and beaches form a protected setting. Its orderly streets also reflect the ambitious transformation of the Pontine plain. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Sabaudia connects the Pontine plain, Lake Paola and the Tyrrhenian coast.

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