Ferry port Civitavecchia - Ferries to and from Civitavecchia

Civitavecchia is the most important port city in the Latin region. It is just under 70 kilometres from Rome and has a quay for cruise ships. The massive Michelangelo Fortress is the city’s landmark and is located right on the harbor. The pedestrian zone, beach promenade and market invite you to go shopping and promise an Italian way of life, wonderful smells and culinary delicacies. The ruins of the Roman Terme Taurine, which are still impressive today, invite you to take a trip back in time. Mosaics give an idea of how beautiful this Roman bath must once have been. Rome – Italy’s Capital The Italian capital fascinates its visitors with 3,000 years of human history. The Colosseum, Roman Forum and Pantheon still bear witness to the power that once emanated from the Roman Empire. On the other hand, St. Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican bear witness to the power of the Catholic Church. Whoever visits the Sistine Chapel here and raises his gaze to the ceiling, this sight will accompany him for a lifetime. It’s hard to imagine that Michelangelo needed just four years to create the 520-square-meter ceiling painting upside down. In 1512 he completed his unique masterpiece. The Fontana di Trevi, the Spanish Steps or the Villa Borghese are places that should not be missed during a visit to Rome.