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1.1 miles from Cruise Terminal
Via Piemonte, 10
Colle Di Val D Elsa, IT
We are located in a Renaissance building, obtained by Cardinal Giulliano Della Rovere from the ancient Benedictine abbey built in the XI Century. Our decorative two story building is in a beautiful position facing the panoramic view of Colle Bassa and Alta, with the Della Rovere coat of arms on the facade. Between 1998 and 1999 the complex was restored...More
34.1 miles from Cruise Terminal
Via Portuense 2470
Fiumicino, IT
Courtyard Rome Airport is located in the town of Fiumicino, approximately two miles southwest of Leonardo da Vinci International Airport. This location is also about 16 miles from central Rome, Vatican Museum, the Colosseum, Spanish Steps, and Trevi Fountain. Piazza del Popolo is 10 miles from the hotel...More
26.2 miles from Cruise Terminal
Lungomare Di Ponente 4
Fregene, IT
This hotel is located in Fregene, Italy. This unique hotel offers a wide variety of amenities to suit your business or pleasure needs. Some of our hotel amenities include dry cleaning and laundry, non smoking rooms, meeting rooms, and a business center. Other amenities include a free breakfast, family rooms, and even room service...More
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About Rome (Civitiavecchia) Cruise Terminal
Civitavecchia is the second largest Italian passenger port, and the third largest in Europe. Rome's sea gate has developed an interesting international traffic for cruises through the years. Civitavecchia is the leader of cruising traffic. The work for the powering of the docks and of the meeting structures, gave the possibility to register an enormous increment of cruise ships, from 50 ships of 1996 to 500 ships of 2003. Civitavecchia is on its way to becoming the most important cruising port of Mediterranean.
Civitavecchia has been the port of Rome since Emperor Trajan's time in A.D. 108. It is about 1 1/2 to 2 hours by taxi or bus from Rome (depending on traffic). Free shuttles typically ferry passengers from the ship to downtown Civitavecchia.
This is a commercial port and it's about a 20-minute walk into the city, although there are basic services like Internet, a deli and a small market, just outside the gates of the port. The other important "service" Civitavecchia offers is a train station, about a mile outside the port, with a direct line to Rome.