The Port of Civitavecchia: History, Curiosities and the Strategic Role of the “Port of Rome”
The Port of Civitavecchia, historically known as the Port of Rome, is today one of the most important hubs in the Mediterranean, a gateway for millions of cruise passengers travelling to the Italian capital and beyond. Located on the coast of Lazio, about 80 km from Rome, it is a strategic hub for passenger traffic, cargo and tourism, as well as a key starting point for those choosing a private transfer to and from the Eternal City.