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Civitavecchia

Civitavecchia, with its ancient origins, overlooks the Tyrrhenian Sea, a short distance from Rome, the capital.. Off in fact, it was Emperor Trajan, in 108 AD, who ordered the construction of his port. The Civitavecchia territory has therefore benefited from notoriety since Roman times, also due to the presence of Ficoncella Baths and of the Taurine Terms. Other points of interest that date back to the flourishing Nineteenth century I am: the Chamber of Commerce, the Court and the Weather station. Civitavecchia hosts the Festival of Saint Fermina, patron saint of the city, during which a Costume procession (at the end, the statue of the saint is carried to the old lighthouse). Other recurring events are: the Procession of the Dead Christ, the “pastoral” (who go around the city singing on December 23rd), the Epiphany markets e of Santa Fermina and’International Tour Film Festival. In the In the historic centre it is possible to visit: the Franciscan Cathedral of Assisi (Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II) and the Medieval walls with the so-called Archetto Pass, an access gate from the ancient walls dating back to the 9th century. In the port area let's find the Fort Michelangelo, the Fontana del Vanvitelli and’Antemurale Christoper Columbus, a dam built to defend the harbour basin from the surges. Civitavecchia is also a well-known seaside resort, don't miss a visit to the 3 most famous beaches: the Pirgo, the Bear Bay and the Crumb.

Monuments and places of interest:

  • Fort Michelangelo
  • The Vanvitelli Fountain
  • The Lazzaretto Tower
  • The Taurine Baths
  • The National Archaeological Museum
  • The Cathedral of St. Francis of Assisi

BY FERRY FROM CIVITAVECCHIA
The Port of Civitavecchia is divided into two areasone intended for trade, coastal shipping and fishing; another intended for cruise ships and recreational boating. Ferries depart from the southern part of the port area, where there are numerous quays and terminals assigned to the companies: Grimaldi Lines, Tirrenia, etc. The destinations to Italian ports are: Olbia, Porto Torres, Cagliari, Palermo; foreign ports of call are: Barcelona, Tunis.
To access the Ferry Terminal there are 2 logins. There is access by car. Varco Vespucci. For those arriving on foot, there is access. Fortress Gate, Where is the Free shuttle service.

CIVITAVECCHIA IS CONNECTED WITH:
Arbatax
Barcelona
Cagliari
Olbia
Palermo
Porto Torres
Tangier
Termini Imerese
Tunisia

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Documents and Visas, Passenger vehicles, Pets

Documents and Visas

For entry, stay, or transit in Italy, you must be in possession of a passport or of one another travel document recognised by the Italian Government. For EU citizens, No entry visa required. All the Non-EU citizens they have to ask for the Entry visa to all Italian consular representations in the foreigner's country of origin or habitual residence. The Touristic visa for Italy or Uniform Schengen Visa (USV) It is issued for short stays (maximum 90 days – every 180 days – calculated from the date of first entry). Entries can be one, two, or more. Without a valid residence permit, or with an expired visa, you will be penalised.

Vehicles in transit

All ferries departing from Italy have large garages where you can board your private vehicle: car, camper, motorbike, bicycle or minibus. Presentation at boarding with vehicles: 3 hours before departure. Arriving by car in Civitavecchia, access to the port is from Varco Vespucci.

Animals Travelling

To travel in Italy with dogs, cats and ferrets, you need at least one Pet passport and one Cash on delivery (microchip or a readable tattoo). There is no need for rabies vaccination if coming from EU countries., unless you are planning to spend your holidays in the north-eastern regions, such as Friuli Venezia Giulia, some areas of Veneto and Trentino-Alto Adige, where this vaccination is mandatory. In the event that the animal does not possess a passport, it will be placed under administrative seizure. and entrusted to the ASL and penalised.

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  • Where is the ferry terminal?

    Civitavecchia Port E840, 00053 Civitavecchia RM Grimaldi Lines Ferry Terminal Terminal 1, Autostrade del Mare, Civitavecchia, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy, Via Prato del Turco, 00053 Port of Civitavecchia Ferry TerminalTirrenia: Civitavecchia RM, Coastal Motorway Terminal, 00053

  • How to get to the port

    You can reach the harbour by car, bus or on foot. car It's possible to use the A12 Motorway, heading towards Civitavecchia, and then follow the signs Interport to Civitavecchia for Sardinia. Finally, log in from the Vespucci Dock. Located in the port area, there are also car parks with a shuttle service: Bramante Car Park (Calata Cesare Laurenti, 3), Civitavecchia Port Station Car Park (Via Sofia de Filippi Mariani, 3), Civitavecchia Burchi Car Park (Km 68, SS 1 Via Aurelia).autobus urbani. city buses of CSP (Civitavecchia Public Services) or PortLink. As for those suburban the reference company is the Cotral. La  SStation FRailway error Is well connected to Rome Termini and is located in the immediate vicinity of the port area.bus station Peace Square dove è possibile utilizzare la Free shuttle to reach the ferry terminal and the departure quay. It is also possible to reach the port on foot through the entrance to Fortress Gate and continue by shuttle.The nearest airport is the "Fiumicino "Leonardo da Vinci" from which you can reach the city by direct train to Rome. Alternatively (direction Rome) there are buses Terravision, Rome Airport Bus (Schiaffini Travel), Cotral e Sitbus Shuttle. From the Station Rome Termini You need to change trains to your destination Civitavecchia.

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