Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy Cruise Port

We walked to the train and got off near Vatican City. Went to the Forum, the Colosseum, and Trevi Fountain. So great to see these awesome places!

Visited: Jun 04, 2017

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Beautiful and we were lucky enough to be there on Sunday so we got to see Pope! A lot of history a must for anyone who loves history

Visited: Apr 16, 2017

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It's Rome, what can you say? The Civitavecchia train station is a 7-8 minute walk from the port; we took the train to Roma San Pietro (don't go to Roma Termini) and cabbed in to the Trevi Fountain. The train is 10 euros r/t per person.

Visited: Aug 05, 2017

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We departed from this port and if your departing from here stay in Hotel Traghetto less than a 2 minute walk to where the buses leave from to bring you to the check in terminal. The train to Rome is very very cheap ensure you get your train ticket stamped before getting on and it takes just under an hour to get to Roma termini also the port offers a bus to train station for a couple of euro highly recommend as the walk is doable approx 15-20mins but with luggage and the warm weather when we were there this was well worth it. Civitavecchia has a few nice restaurants and is nice for a stroll around but not much to actually do.

this is Rome what can one not say

Visited: May 28, 2017

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Just a small little town, but if you are here early and cannot get on the ship yet there are lots of cafe's you can stop and sit to have a coffee and a snack

Visited: May 06, 2017

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We added 4 nights in Rome and stayed right near the Trevi Fountain and it was fabulous.

Visited: May 14, 2017

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The grandness of Roman architecture is unbelievable and just magnificent! I had heard that Rome was dirty and had lots of graffiti, however our tour guide told us that the city has been working hard to change This and It is obvious!!! Expect the long lines and tourists but it's understandable during peak season! Too much to see in a day, but one can see the major sites

Visited: Jul 09, 2017

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We booked a private tour for our family of 4 through a tour company recommended by a friend (mybesttour.com). We took a golf cart around a beautiful park, to the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and the Vatican museums. Our guide was knowledgeable, fun, and super friendly. It was great because we drove through streets and areas that a large tour bus could not. We had a separate guide that took us through the Vatican and explained so much to us. It was a great experience! (Make sure shoulders & knees are covered for the Vatican - they are pretty strict about that.) So much to see - one day is definitely not enough!

Visited: Jul 28, 2017

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It's about an hour from Rome. We did the excursion and it was $150/each person. We found out the day before that there is a train that goes into the city for like $15 and takes 40 min. Look into train times instead so you have more flexibility! Also, there will likely be many cruise ships there at the same time so book skip the line tickets.

Visited: Apr 23, 2017

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