Tuoro sul Trasimeno, Municipal division in Umbria, Italy.
Tuoro sul Trasimeno is a municipality on the northern shore of Lake Trasimeno in Umbria, positioned at approximately 309 meters (1,015 feet) above sea level. The town spreads across roughly 56 square kilometers and sits along the lake's edge with its natural bays and waterfront setting.
The site marks the location of a major battle in 217 BCE when Hannibal's forces defeated Roman legions during the Second Punic War. This military event left a lasting mark on the region's history and continues to shape how the place is remembered.
The Campo del Sole outdoor museum displays 27 stone column sculptures by international artists arranged in a circular path near the lake. This installation brings together creators from different countries and forms a meeting point for contemporary art by the water.
The area is easily accessible by car or public transportation with parking available along the lakefront. For information about events and local services, the town hall on Piazza Municipio is a good starting point during regular business hours.
Palazzo del Capra was built atop Roman structures and contains frescoes by the painter Perugino along with artifacts from the ancient battle. The building merges different time periods in one location, revealing layers of Roman and Renaissance history.
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