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Passignano sul Trasimeno

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On a promontory on the north shore of Lake Trasimeno, Passignano's walled old core climbs narrow lanes to the ruins of its Rocca, which now holds a museum of traditional lake boats. Down on the water, people come for sailing, windsurfing, rowing and a lakeside cycle path. Each July the Palio delle Barche replays the old rivalry between the Baglioni and Oddi families.

Highlights

  • The Rocca and its museum of boats from Trasimeno and other Italian waters
  • Palio delle Barche in the last week of July
  • Madonna dell'Oliveto, a 16th-century sanctuary with sculpture by Ascanio da Cortona
  • Local wrought-iron craft: lamps, lanterns and animal figures
  • The Renaissance sanctuary of Madonna dei Miracoli in nearby Castel Rigone

Summary based on Wikipedia and Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.

Population: 5,714

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Travel guide (Wikivoyage)

Passignano sul Trasimeno è una città dell'Umbria in provincia di Perugia.

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Nearby member villages

  1. Castiglione del Lago · 9.3 km
  2. Corciano · 14 km
  3. Panicale · 18 km
  4. Paciano · 19 km
  5. Montone · 25 km

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