Where did Aeneas settle in Italy?

Aeneas settled in Italy in the region known as Latium, specifically near the site of what would later become the city of Lavinium. According to Virgil's "Aeneid," he established this settlement after a long journey from Troy, fulfilling his destiny to found a new homeland for the Trojans. Lavinium became significant as the progenitor of the Roman people, linking Aeneas to the later foundations of Rome.