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Descubre Roma desde el mar con excursiones portuarias diseñadas para cruceristas.
Rome, the capital of Italy, is a vast open-air museum and vibrant metropolis. It is a journey through more than 2,500 years of history, where the ruins of the Roman Empire coexist with the art of the Renaissance, the opulence of the Baroque and a lively street culture. From the Colosseum to the Sistine Chapel, Rome is a captivating mix of art, history, gastronomy and passion.
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Complete step-by-step guides for cruise stops in Rome (Civitavecchia) with 4, 6 and 8 hour options. Includes detailed itineraries, transportation, budgets, maps and practical tips to maximize your time in the Eternal City.
The cruise terminals are connected by a free shuttle from the port to the train station or Largo della Pace, from where buses or trains leave to Rome.
Very tight itinerary to see a couple of icons of Rome. Prioritize fast transportation to maximize time. It is recommended to choose between the Colosseum (exterior) or the Vatican (exterior).
Adaptations for families with children
Options for reduced mobility
The regional train (BIRG or Lazio 24h ticket) costs about €12-€15 round trip. A taxi can cost €120-€150 each way. Some shipping companies offer their own paid buses (€30-€60 round trip).
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Ver guía completaFor a free and unforgettable panoramic view of the city at sunset, climb the Janiculum Hill ('Gianicolo') or the Pincio Gardens above Piazza del Popolo.
On the Aventine Hill, look for the gate to the Priory of the Knights of Malta. If you look through the keyhole, you'll have a perfectly framed view of St. Peter's dome.
To enter St. Peter's Basilica and most churches, it is mandatory to cover your shoulders and knees. Bring a scarf or scarf to cover yourself if necessary.
Greet with 'Buongiorno' (good morning) in the morning and 'Buona sera' (good afternoon/evening) from midday. 'Grazie' (thank you) and 'Prego' (you're welcome) are essential.
Rome is full of small public fountains of continuous drinking water, called 'nasoni'. The water is fresh, free and of excellent quality. Carry a reusable bottle.
They are identified with a green cross. They offer professional advice for minor ailments. There are always on-call pharmacies open 24 hours a day.
It is the main risk. They perform on the subway (especially line A and B), busy buses (line 64), and in crowds. Wear crossbody bags and backpacks on the front.
Never leave your phone, wallet or camera on the table on a terrace. It is a very easy goal.
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