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Rome is both a modern bustling city and an ancient open-air museum. You can walk in the footsteps of emperors, have coffee in Renaissance piazzas and see contemporary art all in one afternoon before you leave on your cruise from Rome. Your sightseeing time in Rome begins at the nearby port of Civitavecchia, a seaside town with roots that stretch back to the Etruscan era. Take note of the Forte Michelangelo (both Bramante and Michelangelo had a hand in its design), and the lungomare, a lively stretch along the sea with beach clubs, bars and restaurants. Read more to plan your dream cruise from Rome.

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Rome at a Glance

When was Rome, Italy founded?  April 21, 753 B.C.  

Where is Rome (Civitavecchia) located?  Civitavecchia is a coastal town northwest of Rome, Italy. Approximately one hour from the city of Rome or 71.5km.  

What language is primarily spoken?  Italian   

What is the time zone of Rome, Italy? Central European Time and Central European SummerTime          Rome, Italy is GMT/UTC +1h during Standard Time         Rome Italy  is GMT/UTC +2h during Daylight Saving Time  

What currency is used in Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy?  EUR (Euro)

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How do I book a flight to Rome, Italy?  At Holland America we offer cruise travelers low prices on their flights. Please see more information on our  Flight Ease program here .

Where should I stay when cruising from Rome?  We offer hotel packages to our already booked guests. For more information, visit our  hotel packages and pre- or post-travel arrangements .

What are some of the top places to see in Rome?  Visit our  Civitavecchia (Rome) Port page  for more information on our top travel recommendations.

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What is the address of the Civitavecchia port?  The address is E840, 00053 Civitavecchia RM, Italy, about one hour away from Rome by train.

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In ancient times it was said that all roads lead to Rome… but in your case, the seaport of Civitavecchia is your road to Rome. Get there and you’ll find out what made the place so popular. The Vatican's Sistine Chapel by Michelangelo, the Colosseum with its lurid history, and the Trevi Fountain — where a tossed coin promises your return — are not to be missed on any visit to the so-called “Eternal City,” one of the cradles of civilization. Take a walking tour of Rome’s many historical landmarks and enjoy the lively sidewalk cafés, ending the day alla romana strolling through the atmospheric Centro Storico.

• Look up at Michelangelo’s frescos on the Sistine Chapel’s ceiling.
• Climb to the top of St. Peter’s Basilica dome for panoramic views of Rome. 
• Have your picture taken on the flowery Spanish Steps.

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2023 Cruises from Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy

Are you considering a cruise from Rome this year? Fortunately, Norwegian Cruise Line offers exciting cruises sailing to the Western and Eastern Mediterranean and the Adriatic Sea. Here's a look at some destinations you can visit on our 2023 cruises from Rome .

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Western Mediterranean Cruises from Rome

From the enchanting seaside towns of the French Riviera to the historic cities of Spain, experience the glamour of the Western Mediterranean.

Barcelona is one of Europe's top cruise destinations. It boasts one of the most interesting architectural styles, thanks partly to Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí. His designs are everywhere, including La Pedrera, Casa Batllo, and the most famous sight in Barcelona , the Sagrada Familia. La Sagrada Familia is a magnificent church that has been under construction for over 100 years. It is regarded as one of the world's most impressive Spanish Gothic and Art Nouveau architecture pieces.

A bit further afield, but also designed by Gaudí, is Park Güell. This park, located on a hill overlooking the city, features sculptures, mosaics, and other whimsical features. And, of course, there are stunning views of the city and the sea.

Cannes is one of the most famous destinations on France's luxurious French Riviera, the Côte d'Azur. It is best known for the annual Cannes Film Festival at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès on La Croisette. This festival takes place every year in May, drawing in movie fans and celebrities from all around the world.

Outside of the festival weeks, visit the majestic old Art Deco hotels, sandy beaches, and the old town of Le Suquet. Head up to the hills for breathtaking views of the sea and town.

Palma de Mallorca

Palma, or Palma de Mallorca , is the capital of Mallorca and Spain's Balearic Islands. Palma is a popular destination for tourists looking to get away for a bit and enjoy the nature and beaches of the island. Palma's cathedral, Catedral-Basílica de Santa María de Mallorca, is one of Spain's most famous landmarks. There are stunning views of the sea and the city from the top of its bell tower.

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Eastern Mediterranean Cruises from Rome

Visiting the Eastern Mediterranean is like stepping back in time. Learn about ancient history and see iconic landmarks that are still standing thousands of years later. Of course, there's also no shortage of picturesque sandy beaches and brilliant turquoise waters. From the iconic landmarks of Athens to the picturesque villages of Santorini , the Eastern Mediterranean offers a unique and unforgettable experience.

Athens is the capital of Greece and one of the world's oldest cities. It is known as the birthplace of democracy, dating back to the fifth century B.C. Looming over the city is the Acropolis, where you can find many of the city's most recognizable landmarks, including the Parthenon and the Temple of Athena Nike. The Plaka, the old town of Athens at the base of the Acropolis, is home to many of the city's most popular restaurants, bars, and shops. Nearby is the Agora, an ancient marketplace that was the historic center of Athenian life.

Santorini is considered by many to be the most beautiful of the Greek islands. The island's rugged landscape was shaped by the eruption of a volcano over 2,500 years ago. What remains today is volcanic terrain with rich soil and a beautiful lagoon in the volcano's caldera.

The rich volcanic soil of Santorini lends itself to the island's outstanding wines, such as white wines made from the Assyrtiko grape. These wines are also grown on unique vines formed into a basket shape to protect the grapes from the sea winds. Santorini's towns, such as Oia, are known for their whitewashed buildings with blue roofs. The trek to the top is a workout if you don't take the cable car, but the views are worth it.

Jerusalem is one of the world's holiest cities and sacred sites of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The most religious sites in the Jewish faith, such as the Wailing Wall and the old Western Wall of the ancient Jewish Temple, can be found here. The Dome of the Rock, built on the Temple site, is sacred to Muslims. The Church of the Holy Sepulcher is built on the site of the crucifixion and burial of Jesus.

Adriatic Sea Cruises from Rome

When you book a Norwegian cruise from Rome with stops in the Adriatic Sea, expect rugged coastlines, crystal-clear waters, and charming coastal towns. From the historic city walls of Dubrovnik to the picturesque bay of Kotor, discover a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage that will leave a lasting impression.

Dubrovnik's historic old town is surrounded by city walls built between the 13th and 16th centuries and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city's popularity has grown even more recently, thanks to its frequent appearances in movies and television shows, including “Game of Thrones.”

Kotor is another historic fortified city and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Find beautiful Romanesque churches. Head up the winding streets for some impressive views down to the bay.

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Port Civitavecchia-Rome cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Civitavecchia-Rome, Italy. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

Port Civitavecchia is the passenger (ferry and cruise) and cargo port of Rome City - Italy's capital and largest city. Civitavecchia is approx 80 km / 50 mi northwest of Rome. The arriving cruise tourists can reach Rome's main train stations as well as Fiumicino Airport (40-50-min drive distance from the seaport).

Port Civitavecchia (locode ITCVV) has a total of 5 cruise terminals (combined area ~120,000 m2 / 1,29 million ft2 / 0,05 mi2) with 7 berths/quays (total length 3,2 km / 9850 ft in piers), and 5 cruise-dedicated large parking lots.

Civitavecchia ("Terminal Venezia Passeggeri" in Italian) is the world's 10th busiest cruise port (2,2+ million passengers annually) and a major Mediterranean homeport/turnaround port for roundtrip itineraries. The world's top-10 cruise ports by annual passenger volumes (stats 2023) are in Florida USA ( Port Canaveral/Orlando , Miami , Port Everglades/Fort Lauderdale ), Mexico ( Cozumel ), Bahamas ( Nassau ), China ( Shanghai ), Spain ( Barcelona ), Bahamas (Out Islands), and Texas USA ( Galveston ).

The Port's cruise shipping business annually generates ~EUR 92 million in direct revenue and expenditure, with an economic impact/contribution to the Lazio region of EUR 400+ million, including EUR 200M+ in expenditure by the visiting cruise tourists (passengers and crew). This business also supports 1700+ local jobs (direct and indirect).

Due to its proximity to Rome City, Civitavecchia is the main cruise port for transit passengers (~1,6 million) in addition to turnaround passengers (~1 million), to a total of 2,6+ million cruisers annually. The Port's max daily passenger capacity is 40,000. Due to its vicinity to Fiumicino Airport, Civitavecchia is also the principal Italian homeport for major cruise line companies . Each year, around 1 million passengers start and finish their cruise in Civitavecchia.

Roma Cruise Terminal's busiest day so far was on July 16, 2016, when it hosted 10 ships.

The Civitavecchia-Rome train distance is 61 km / 38 mi (or ~50 minutes travel time). Annually, Port Civitavecchia handles 2000+ passenger ship calls (by both ferries and cruise vessels) and ~2 million travelers, ranking it Europe's 3rd busiest and the Mediterranean's largest. The city has population around 60,000 and covers an area of approx 72 km2 / 28 mi2.

The founding of Civitavecchia is set around 889 AD when the first inhabitants established Civitasvetula (old/ancient town) which was later changed into Civitavecchia. The Roman Emperor Trajan founded Port Civitavecchia (as Centumcellae) in the 2nd century. Due to its position, the city was prone to incursions by pirates and in 1508, Pope Julius II commissioned the building of a fortress for protection. Both Michelangelo and Bramante contributed to the design of Forte Michelangelo (1537-completed), which can still be visited today.

By the 17th century, following the embellishments carried out by its rulers over the years, Civitavecchia could boast of being one of the most beautiful Mediterranean ports. Unfortunately, most of the city's historical buildings and port were destroyed by the Allied aerial bombardments in 1943 (during WW2/1939-45).

The town of Civitavecchia and the surrounding towns and villages have a lot to offer to the visiting tourists, including the following Roman and medieval archaeological sites.

• The old hospital in Piazza Calamata, the fountain of Benedict XIV and the old city (around Piazza Saffi), which houses the Chapel of the Knights of St John.
• Forte Michelangelo (1535-completed) and its Bell Tower were designed by Michelangelo. The fortress is built on the remains of Roman army barracks.
• The Cathedral of St Francis (17th-century built by Francesco Navona)
• The Archeological Museum houses a large collection of Roman and Etruscan artifacts.
• Piazza Leandra has frescoes from the school of Raffaello Sanzio.
• Terme Taurine (open-air museum) was built on the site of Emperor Trajan's villa and baths.
• Finconcella's hot baths are from the Roman times and are still in use today.
• The Market is a must-see, with its surrounding taverns, coffee shops, and eateries offering foods made from local produce.
• Sant' Agostino beach is approx 15 km / 10 mi from Civitavecchia.

Civitavecchia has 108 hotels and B&Bs/Bed & Breakfast, as well as a number of good restaurants and pizzerias.

At ~20 min drive distance from the town tourists can visit the Etruscan necropolis of Cerveteri and Tarquina (known for its medieval towers, necropolis and the Etruscan museum). In Santa Severa bathers can visit the medieval castle. Bracciano (lake district) and Orsini-Odescalchi (castle and military aviation museum) are also worth visiting.

North of Civitavecchia you may visit the hilltop towns of Tolfa famous for one of Europe's major street artists' festival (Tolfarte) and its Butteri (cowboys) and Alumiere, famous for its palio (horse races), during which the town's districts compete in a series of donkey races. Other places of interest include Bomarzo with its Garden of Monsters (Giardino dei Monstri) and Civita Bagnorego (dying city). The historical papal city of Viterbo is an hour's ride from the cruise port. Ostia Anticha is one of the very best preserved Roman cities. Another place of interest is Sutri, with its mithreaum, a unique underground temple from the times of the Etruscans, later adopted by the Romans and then converted into a Christian Church.

On June 25, 2023, the Port had a 6-ship day and handled 31000+ cruise tourists. The vessels were Costa Fortuna , MSC Seashore , Norwegian Breakaway ( NCL ), Oceania Vista , Odyssey of the Seas ( RCI-Royal Caribbean ) and Viking Sea ( Viking OCEAN ).

Cruise itineraries to and from Civitavecchia-Rome

Itineraries out of Civitavecchia usually visit destinations (ports and islands) in the Adriatic Sea, Ionian Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. The most visited ports are in Croatia ( Dubrovnik , Korcula , Split ), Montenegro ( Kotor ), Slovenia ( Koper ), Albania ( Durres ), also in Greece/Greek Islands, Italy (also on Sicily Island), Malta ( Valletta ), Turkey.

Holy Land cruises visit ports in Israel ( Ashdod , Haifa ), Greece ( Piraeus-Athens ), Egypt ( Alexandria , Port Said ) and also Turkey ( Istanbul ).

The most commonly operated are 7-day one-way itineraries from Rome to Barcelona (Western Med), to Athens and to Istanbul (Eastern Med). Many voyages to Barcelona include stops at French Riviera (Cote d'Azur) ports - Antibes , Bandol , Cannes , Cassis , Marseille , Sanary-sur-Mer , St Raphael , St Tropez , Toulon , Villefranche-sur-Mer (Nice), Monte Carlo (Monaco) .

Most one-way "around Italy" itineraries from Rome end in Genoa . However, there are also Around Italy roundtrips from Rome (between 14-17-days long, depending on itinerary/call ports).

Most roundtrips from Civitavecchia are 7-8-day long Adriatic itineraries visiting Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Albania, Greece, and often Italy's Bari , Ravenna or Ancona on (the way back).

Seasonal ship relocation voyages (RepositionCruises.com) offer Transatlantic crossings between Rome and Florida USA, Caribbean island countries, or South America ( Santos Brazil , Buenos Aires Argentina ). Suez Canal transition voyages link to ports in Asia and even Australia ( Brisbane QLD , Sydney NSW ).

Civitavecchia-Rome cruise terminal

Officially named "Roma Cruise Terminal", the facility was opened in 2007, and in the period 2007-2018 handled around 23 million cruise ship tourists. The Port currently has 5 cruise terminals (7 berths total) and can accommodate vessels with max draft 13,5 m / 44 ft.

The Port's cruise docks are Quay 10 (Terminal 10), Quay 11, Quay 12 South (Terminal Bramante/12S), Quay 12 North (Terminal Amerigo Vespucci, and Terminal 12 B North), Quay 13 South, Quay 13 North, and Quay 25 South (Terminal 25S). For homeporting are used 4 terminals (10, Bramante/12S, 25S, and Amerigo Vespucci/the newest).

The company Roma Cruise Terminal SRL (jointly owned by Costa Crociere , MSC and Royal Caribbean ) is responsible for the Port's cruise shipping operations. The terminal operator is currently ranked Europe's 3rd-largest and the world's 7th-largest in terms of annual passenger numbers and cruise ship calls.

Next cruise port map shows where ships dock in Civitavecchia and popular tourist attractions/sites located in close proximity.

The Port is used by ferries , cargo ships and cruise vessels. The distance between the Port Civitavecchia and Rome's international airports is almost 50 km (30 mi) or 50 minutes travel time (airport to the pier). Taxis cost ~EUR 160.

To go to Civitavecchia, most foreign cruisers first fly to Aeroporto Leonardo da Vinci di Fiumicino (airport) from where travel by train to Civitavecchia (for ship embarkation). Travel time is ~1,5 hours. From the rail station to the cruise port is approx 1 km (0,6 mi). However, the distance is easily walkable (along the pebbled beach).

At the Port's entrance, there are available three large car parks. Free bus shuttles serve both ferry- and cruise passengers. Be careful, as different shuttles go to different terminals.

In 2022 was inaugurated a new cruise terminal providing services to smaller-sized/luxury boutique cruise ships that increasingly use Civitavecchia as a homeport.

(NEW) "12 B North" Amerigo Vespucci Cruise Terminal

In November 2016, Port Civitavecchia started the construction of a new cruise terminal which was completed and inaugurated in 2018. The modern building (sized 10,000 m2 / 107,650 ft2) is able to handle ~4500 passengers and ~9000 pieces of luggage at a time.

Civitavecchia's main cruise terminal (Amerigo Vespucci) has capacity to handle the largest cruise vessels . The Terminal's passenger and luggage control facilities are at the ground floor. A crew room (also in the building's Atrium) facilitates the ships' crew reception process. Proceeding from the Atrium to the first floor, passengers reach the check-in area with 60 counters that can be doubled to 120 ports. Close to 90 monitors in the check-in area keep passengers updated on their check-in status as well as their itinerary and other useful information. There are also a VIP lounge, Cruise Bar and a large terrace. Ship boarding is via glass-enclosed passenger bridges.

A unique feature of the new cruise terminal Amerigo Vespucci is a small museum space housing Roman and Etruscan artifacts. The pieces are loaned by the Port's Harbour Master and the Superintendent for Fine Arts and Culture for Roma Metropolitana, Viterbo and Southern Etruria region as a standing testimony of Civitavecchia's historical status as the Port of Rome and the rich history of Italy's Lazio region.

The EUR 20 million project included building two terminals - the bigger "12 B North" and the smaller "Terminal 12". The building has a 280 m2 (3000 ft2) baggage claim area, a 410 m2 (4400 ft2) waiting area, large bus parking, taxi drop-off and pick-up area. On the ground floor are the passenger and luggage facilities (check-in with 60 counters and around 90 LED monitors for updated information / including on current itineraries). In the Atrium are located crew room and VIP lounge.

At Amerigo Vespucci Terminal, passengers can avail themselves of a free guidebook (published by Roma Cruise Terminal) with 12 recommended walks around Civitavecchia.

"Rome Cruise Terminal" (RCT)

Terminal's address is "Civitavecchia, Molo Vespucci, Civitavecchia Italy 00053".

The Port's biggest parts serve container carriers/cargo ships and ferries. Cruise ships dock at piers Traianea (11), Antemurale Colombo (12,12B,13A, 13B) and Commerciale (25).

To the cruise port, take the Argo buses leaving from downtown/Largo della Pace (aka Porta di Citta). From the bus stop, you can reach the cruise piers (for embarkation) through the Port-provided free shuttle service.

Civitavecchia cruise port schedule has itineraries planned throughout the whole year.

• UN-LOCODE (United Nations location code) - ITVCE
• supported by excellent road, rail and air infrastructure
• deep channel water and berths
• sheltered harbor area
• access unrestricted by tides
• capability to accommodate 12 vessels at a time

Port Civitavecchia provides berthed cruise vessels with shore-power/electricity supply which reduces significantly the levels of emissions, noise and vibration. The "cold ironing" (shoreside power) is provided to ships docking at Tagliamento Quay (at berths 107-108 and 109-110).

The cruise port is accessible the whole year round - 24/7, 365 days a week.

Cruise ships usually arrive in Civitavecchia early in the morning (between 5 and 9 am) and depart in the evening (normally by 8 pm). Some ships may also stay overnight in Civitavecchia.

How to reach the cruise quays and terminals?

Fiumicino Airport (Leonardo da Vinci) is approx 60 km / 27 mi away from Civitavecchia. Once one arrives at the airport, reaching the Port is very easy.

Catch the direct train service from the airport to Ostiense (around 15 minutes) and then from Ostiense the train to Civitavecchia (allow 50 minutes of train travel).

From Rome City: There are two services (every hour) linking Rome with Civitavecchia. All the major train stations in Rome (Termini, Ostiense, Tiburtina, Tuscolana, Trastevere, San Pietro) are directly linked with Civitavecchia. Tickets and train schedules are available online on the Trenitalia website. There is a good service to major cities in Italy either directly or through Roma Termini.

Either from the train station at Civitavecchia, it is very easy to reach the port on foot (a distance of around 500 m / 1640 ft) or by taxi to the entrance of the port areas or via a shuttle bus service from the train, station (cost Euro 6.00 per person).

Disembarking passengers can book their transport with the cruise ships or else use the public taxis available on the quay. Roma Cruise Terminal also provides a free shuttle service to the coach terminus outside the port. There is a service to the train station at EUR 6 per person. Passengers can also book private taxis. Civitavecchia also has seven car parks providing a park and cruise service with a shuttle service to/from the cruise quays.

The bus stop closest to the port is the one located in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele. This bus stop is around 100 m from the south entrance of the port. The bus stop in Via XVI Settembre and at Porta Tarquina are around 200 m / 650 ft from the north entrance of the port.

The regional bus service is operated by Compagnia Trasporti Lazio (Co.Tra.L.). The bus terminus for these services is located in piazza Vittorio Emanuele near the south entrance of the port. A free shuttle service is available to transport passengers to their ship from Largo della Pace, the bus terminus located at the exit of the port.

Allow 40 minutes of travel time. There are parking areas situated inside or close to the port area. Most parking operators offer a shuttle service to/from the cruise ship.

The coordinates (Google Map) for quay 10 (the entrance to the cruise quays 10 (Terminal 10) ,11, 12 South (Terminal Bramante), 12 North (Terminal Amerigo Vespucci), 13 South and 13 North are 42°05'22.5"N 11°47'11.1"E.

The coordinates to quay 25 South (Terminal 25 South) are 42.104594777583486, 11.774188023105662

One can catch a taxi from the taxi stand at the airport.

Taxi services can be booked by phoning +39 (0) 766 26121 from the taxi stand at the Prot from the train station. Taxis are also available from the cruise quays.

Civitavecchia is a great place to spend some time. As this is the port of Rome, most of the passengers rush to see the capital city with its Colosseum, Vatican City, Trevi Fountain, the Sistine Chapel and the Spanish Steps, but Civitavecchia has a lot to show too. It is among the most fascinating culturally cities in Europe. You can learn a lot about the Italian life and history. Among the interestins places are the old hospital, the fountain of Benedict XIV, the walls of the old city and quaint squares. Also you can visit:

• Forte Michelangelo: fortress dating since the 16th century. Pope Julius II commissioned it and in 1535 Giulano Leno finished it. Michelangelo designed the center tower. The walls of the fortress are thick over 6 meters and it is built on Roman barracks’ remains.
• The Cathedral of San Francesco d’Assisi: built on 17th Century church by Francesco Navona, an architect. The Cathedral of Cathedral of San Francesco d’Assisi is impressive with stained glass frescos and windows designed in Neoclassical-Baroque style.
• Civitavecchia Beach: this small beach has yellow sand (mixed with rocks) and is located opposite the railway station, just steps away from the seafront promenade.
• La Scaglia Necropolis (6th-5th centuries BC): take a look at the underground works in a chilling atmosphere.
• Civitavecchia’s Archaelogical Museum: the building was property of Pope Clemente XIII. It was made for the garrison of the pope and dates from the 18th century. There is Roman and Estrucan artifacts exhibition.

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Carnival Pride - October 18, 2023

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The October 18, 2023 cruise on the Carnival Pride departs from Civitavecchia, Italy. On this 10 Night Italy & The Greek Isles sailing, the ship will visit a total of 8 different cruise port destinations, including its departure port. The Carnival Pride sets sail on a Wednesday (October 18, 2023) and returns on a Saturday (October 28, 2023).

The Carnival Pride was built in 2002 and is amoung Carnival's 26 ships in it's fleet. The Carnival Pride is included in the cruise line's Spirit Class. In the cruise ship stats below you'll find the Carnival Pride vs all other Carnival ships.

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When in Rome: 15 things you must do in the capital of Italy

Posted: October 23, 2023 | Last updated: October 23, 2023

At this point, is there anything we can say about Rome that hasn't already been said? The famous city has been drawing in tourists, romantics, and artists for centuries, and has been the star of more movies than Marcello Mastroianni himself. It's a film come to life, an endless stream of ancient ruins, piazzas, and restaurants that never seems to lose its charm. Looking for a list of the best things to do here? Look no further. 

You likely already know, have seen, or heard about the Colosseum. It is the largest amphitheater ever built, and, if you have the chance to explore inside, one of the most impressive things you can see in Rome. The arena that once housed gladiator battles and executions is now a maze of tunnels, columns, and dust. The best views can be found on the 5th level, which offers panoramic views of the theater. 

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Let's be clear: Rome's Pantheon is not just another temple. It is the city's most important landmark, built in 125 AD and boasting some of the most epic pillars on earth. These things make the White House look small, and no trip is complete without a picture of its facade. 

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The Spanish Steps

Walking is the perfect way to burn off pasta, so the Spanish Steps make for a perfect afternoon activity. The staircase connecting Piazza di Spagna to the Spanish Embassy is filled with magical sights, from kids splashing in the fountain to emeralds glowing in the embassy. 

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The Vatican

The Vatican is home to one of the largest and most important art collections in the world and is set across 54 galleries, courtyards, and hallways. You'll find countless works of art by artists like Raphael and Michelangelo, whose Sistine Chapel remains the GOAT of frescos. You get goosebumps just looking at Jesus reach out to Adam--the entire history of man at their fingertips. 

Felice a Testaccio

Did we mention Rome might have invented cacio e pepe? Whether the stories are true or not, the city's restaurants all serve their own version of this signature dish. The best place to order one of these plates is at Felice a Testaccio, which prepares the pasta in front of you and has graciously located itself outside of town. You're going to need a long walk after this one. 

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Rome is full of quaint neighborhoods but, with all the sightseers, not many will offer you a proper taste of bohemian life. For that, cross the river to Trastevere: home to street markets, local bars, restaurants, and apartments, and more alleys than all the canals in Venice. Get lost in the maze of streets that make up this section of town--then, after you spend a couple of hours walking, stop in for drinks at one of the many outdoor bars. 

Rome Opera House

Since its founding by Domenico Costanzi in the late 19th century, the Rome Opera House has remained one of the finest opera houses in Europe. We recommend you stop by for an opera or if you find that too snooty, check out one of the many fashion shows put on by brands like Dior. Is that too snooty for you? Take a tour instead, which will give you access to the neo-classical design. 

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Piazza Novana

You can't visit Rome and not spend at least a couple of hours in a piazza. The best place to do so is Piazza Navona, an area surrounded by restaurants, fountains, and ancient statues. Here, you can grab a bite or an Aperol spritz, and take a second to relax while the rest of the world goes by. 

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Grab a drink at the same place actors like Julia Roberts and Richard Gere frequent, on the rooftop of one of Rome's most prestigious hotels. Located just above the Roman Forum--the ruins next to the Colosseum--this spot is perfect for those looking to take a second to unwind. Many only come here for an Instagram photo, but the best thing you can do here is to spend a couple of hours in the company of silence. 

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Baths of Caracalla

This oasis was once a public bathing complex in the third century. Now, it's open year-round for visitors to wander its many ruins, fields, and arches. Each summer, the Roman opera performs at the baths to sold-out crowds. Those lucky enough to get tickets are treated to a once-in-a-lifetime experience. 

Tiber River

Does anyone here like sunsets? Thought so. If you're in Italy, you'll probably want to see a sunset at some point, which means you should probably head down to the Tiber river at golden hour. There's a great view from the river itself, though we recommend you stand on the bridge to watch the eternal city swirl into an eternal haze. 

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Dormus Aurea

Emperor Nero's pad was once considered the Playboy Mansion of Rome. Built between 64-68 AD, the underground mansion was home to some of the wildest parties in town before it was abandoned completely. The site is under restoration, but visitors can join guided tours on Saturdays and Sundays to see what made this place so unique. 

Trevi Fountain

Often referred to as "The Three Street Fountain," the Trevi Fountain is an excellent example of the city's regional art. Located at the intersection of three streets, this fountain draws in visitors from all sides of Rome. Its statues are a lineup of masterpieces from Nicola Salvi, but the real reason everyone is here is because of Federico Fellini, who shot the famous scene of Marcello Mastroianni and Anita Ekberg lapping in the pool at midnight. 

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Stadio Olimpico

Move over, American football. The crowds of 70,000 that cram into Stadio Olimpico make the Superbowl sound like a high school game. Even people who find soccer boring can't help but be blown away by the noise. 

St. Peter's Basilica

St Peter's Basilica is a church built by some of Rome's greatest architects. It is the most renowned piece of Renaissance construction, with contributions from Michelangelo, Maderno, and Bramante, and houses one of Rome's most dramatic squares. On the way to the top, you'll get a birds-eye view of both the square and the Vatican chapels. 

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