Rome (civitavecchia)

Many maritime crises in the Mediterranean Sea often begin or pass through the port of Civitavecchia, as it is located about 80 kilometers fr om the capital of Italy. The Civitavecchia Cruise Port is used as a gateway to Rome. This is one of the main ports of the country. Civitavecchia translates as "old city." Indeed, his story goes back to antiquity, back to the Etruscans. Therefore, Civitavecchia e can be considered one of the oldest cities in Italy. Here are archaeological sites and monuments that still remember the Roman rulers.

The famous fortress Michelangelo rises above the city, which was built in the 16th century by order of the Pope. It bears the name of the great artist is no coincidence, because it was he who was directly involved in its design. In the center you will find the National Museum of Archaeologists, which collects archaeological artifacts found in the vicinity of Civitavecchia. Of his amazing exhibits, an ancient copy of the portrait of Socrates and a sculpture of Apollo (1st century BC) deserve special attention. In the sulfuric part of the city is the famous church of San Agostino, where you can see a real miracle - a statue of the Virgin Mary, which exudes bloody tears. Another attraction of Civitavecchia is the sulfur hot spring, known for its healing properties. Now there is a modern spa.

Of course, first of all, travelers of sea cruises stop in Civitavecchia to visit Rome, which is more than two thousand years old. The capital of Italy ranks third in Europe in terms of tourist attendance. The city of “seven hills” has a huge number of attractions: the Colosseum, the Roman Forum De Trevi Fountain, St. Peter's Square and Cathedral, the Pantheon, the Vatican and its museum, the Sistine Chapel, the Spanish Steps and much more.

Rome is always welcoming and ready to show its treasures to any traveler in all its glory. Residents of the capital with great respect for their history and carefully preserve it. Embark on fascinating tours of the “eternal city” to admire the art of ancient artists and architects who built it more than two thousand years ago. And in order to have time to see as much as possible in a limited time, be sure to book excursions in advance, going on sea cruises in the Mediterranean Sea!

From Rome (Roma Termini Central Station), the Civitavecchia cruise terminal can be reached by bus (10 euros), by train (from 5 euros. A ticket should be bought in advance). Please note that you will have to walk about 700 meters from the Civitavecchia train station to the port. In the immediate vicinity of the port there are private parking lots wh ere you can park your car for a sea cruise.

Civitavecchia Port Authority:

Address: Piazza Vittorio Emanuele 19 00053 Civitavecchia, RM

Tel (+39) 33-88-117-116

Civitavecchia Port (Rome), Italy Cruise Port

Tel (+39) 0766-191-6106

WhatsApp (+39) 33-88-117 -116