Rome Cruise

Rome, Italy

Before your Rome cruise from Civitavecchia Cruise Port, take the opportunity to explore the eternal city, just about an hour away by train. The easy and convenient train journey connects the port to Rome’s historic center, allowing you to immerse yourself in its endless adventures. Begin your mornings in the city with a foaming cappuccino and a warm, flaky cornetto at an outdoor café. Visit the Palazzo Massimo, home to one of the largest collections of ancient art in the world, or explore the remarkable Baths of Diocletian, where you can see intricately decorated ancient tombs dating back to the early second century. No trip to Rome is complete without visiting the iconic Colosseum, once the stage for gladiator contests, dramatic plays, and historic events. Enjoy the city's fresh, simple cuisine featuring classic Roman sauces, roasted vegetables, creamy panettone, and perfectly baked pizza from three-layered ovens. Embarking on an Italy Cruise or Rome Cruise from Civitavecchia gives you easy access to these unforgettable experiences in Italy’s capital.

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Explore the Vatican Museums’ exceptional collection, where the Gallery of Tapestries showcases large, intricately woven works designed by Raphael and crafted by renowned Flemish weavers. These stunning tapestries depict vivid biblical scenes such as the Resurrection of Christ, brought to life with rich textures and exquisite detail. Step into the Sistine Chapel, where you are awakened by Michelangelo’s breathtaking ceiling frescoes, including the iconic Creation of Adam. Then visit St. Peter’s Basilica, one of the largest churches in the world, famed for its awe-inspiring sky-piercing dome designed by Michelangelo, housing magnificent art and religious relics. These masterpieces make the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica an unforgettable highlight for any visitor, especially on a Rome Cruise.

Local Cuisine

The people of Rome truly live to eat, embracing both family-style meals and charming sidewalk café dining. For an authentic taste of Cucina Romana, try classic dishes like Carciofi Alla Romana (braised artichokes) or rich, creamy Spaghetti Alla Carbonara. Savor a freshly made panino (stuffed sandwich) or thin-crusted Roman pizza, both local favorites. Satisfy your sweet tooth with a scoop of gelato, Rome’s world-famous ice cream. To complete your meal, enjoy a glass of white wine from the nearby Lazio region, perfectly pairing with the flavors of the city. This culinary journey is an essential part of experiencing Rome’s vibrant culture and hospitality.

Shopping

For the best street stall souvenirs across Rome, explore the bustling Via Condotti, known for its string of prestigious Italian designer boutiques. Wander through the charming Monti neighborhood, especially along Via Margutta, where you'll find artist studios and unique indie artisan shops offering handmade crafts and distinctive gifts. For a truly local experience, visit Porta Portese, Rome's largest flea market, bustling with vendors selling everything from vintage goods to antiques. Don't miss the historic La Rinascente, Rome's first department store, offering a sophisticated shopping experience with a variety of Italian and international brands. These shopping spots provide a perfect blend of luxury, creativity, and local culture for memorable souvenirs during your Rome cruise.