Transfers From Rome Airport to Civitavecchia
Affordable luxury Car Service, Private Airport Transfer, City Tours and Day Trips from Rome
Start your cruise to Rome stress free with a pre-booked private Transfers from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia. Enjoy a professional service. We prioritize punctuality, we understand and respect the needs of our customers. You will have a private vehicle, that is, without being part of any group. The driver will be waiting for you in front of the airport arrivals gate with an identification plate written with your full name and will take you in a private car to the hotel, thus providing a comfortable and peaceful arrival.
Available 24 hours, seven days a week.
The transport will be carried out in a private vehicle, reserving more security and peace of mind for your family.
Driver will wait at the landing exit with the customer’s name on a tablet or identification plate.
We have access to all systems at airports, stations and ports, so there is no need to worry if your transport is delayed or late, our driver will be waiting for you on time.
Free cancellation
Book your Rome airport transfer with confidence. We offer free cancellation policy up to 24 hours before collection. Available 24/7, a private car transfer will take between 30 minutes.
Enjoy a hassle-free start to your Cruise with this Private Transfer Service from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia
From door to door
Our Rome airport transfer service includes Meet&Greet and flight monitoring. It is the most comfortable and stress-free travel option. Your driver will be waiting in the arrivals hall at Rome airport, holding a sign with your name on it. Exact meeting point information will be included in your confirmation email.
If your flight arriving at Rome airport is delayed, please call the emergency phone number provided in your booking confirmation email as soon as possible.
If you are unable to find a suitable transfer to suit your needs from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia, please contact our attentive, personalized staff who will be happy to assist.
We are allowed to enter the port and arrive just below your cruise ship. Our drivers are allowed to enter the port and get below the ship with the car. This way you won’t have to walk the 400 meters that separate the pier with the entrance to the port, where unauthorized drivers must stop
Do you need support? There is a 24-hour helpline. If you need a baby car seat, you can reserve it for free.
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BOOKING – TRANSFERS FROM ROME AIRPORT TO CIVITAVECCHIA
Quote request: Submission your service request by fillied out the quote form or via contact whatsapp
Get quote: As soon as your request has been sent, you will receive a response in a few minutes within 24 hours.
Confirmation: If you are accept in the quote you receive, you can confirm it by simply replying to the email or message.
Complete the operation: Please wait for confirmation of the booking through our reply message, all details, and driver contact.
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WHAT TO DO IN ROME IN 1 DAY
Rome is an open-air museum: history, beauty and art are everywhere, it’s impossible to resist. I ended up completely in love with Rome, one of my favorite cities in the world.
If you have a quick connection in Rome, or you only have 1 day to enjoy the city, this post is for you. I wrote a nice script for those who want to explore what to do in Rome in 1 day trip.
Can you enjoy a lot on a connection in Rome? Yes, it is, especially if you go to explore the tourist center of the city, since the attractions are very close to each other.
But take note: Rome is a city of superlatives. The amount of attractions to visit is huge! It ranges from modern monuments to centuries-old ruins! Museums, churches, art galleries, squares, restaurants, the list goes on and on!
Baths of Diocletian
First, we visit the ruins of the baths of Diocletian, with its beautiful gardens. These were the largest baths in ancient Rome, built during the imperial era.
Today, only ruins remain, but the visit to the gardens is free and gives a good idea of the majesty of the place. Roma Termini station itself was built on a piece of what was once the emperor’s baths.
There is also one of the four headquarters of the National Roman Museum. The ticket costs € 11.00, allows you to visit the four venues and can be used for 3 days.
Church of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri
Right next door is the beautiful Church of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri, one of the most imposing buildings in Rome.
The reform of the church is the work of Michelangelo, who took advantage of the structures of the old baths to model what would be the new church.
Piazza della Republica
It is right in front of the Church of Santa Maria degli Angeli. The square has interesting fountains and is beautiful both day and night, when it receives special lighting.
From here, head through the streets of Rome to find some more classics from the Eternal City:
Fontana dell’Acqua Felice
The good thing about Rome is that you can find attractions everywhere, even when you get distracted and get lost in the streets – in fact, I strongly recommend that you take the time to walk aimlessly in Rome! Beautiful Fontana dell’Acqua Felice, also called the Fountain of Moses, is a monumental fountain located in the Quirinale District of Rome. The impressive fountain is a true work of art, with an incredible statue of Moses in the central arch. A treasure from the streets of Rome!
Piazza Barberini
It’s really impressive how Rome’s squares have become tourist attractions. This is due, in large part, to the number of works of art that you will find in the streets.
In Piazza Barberini, you will visit the impressive fountains by Bernini, Rome’s master sculptor.
Trevi Fountain
Head to the Trevi Fountain, which obviously needs no introduction. The Trevi Fountain was built in a mix of late Baroque and Neoclassical styles, using travertine stones from Tivoli and marble from Carrara.
Originally, the fountain was to be built on the other side of the square. But as you can see, it is part of the facade of Palazzo Poli. Occupying part of the palace wall, which is between 2 parallel streets, it is not possible to “walk around” or pass behind it. It is also not circular like most fonts, so it has a unique structure.
Nothing draws the eye to the fountain more than the statue of Neptune, the god of the sea, which stands at the center. He, who governs the waters, is on a shell, which serves as his chariot, being pulled by seahorses and led by two newts. The two horses, one calm and one wild, represent the two states of the sea.
The Trevi Fountain’s theme is the forces of nature that threaten man and his work. And Neptune is part of the forces of nature and mythical creatures that threatened the people.
Agrippa’s Pantheon
From there, head to the Pantheon of Agrippa, the best-preserved ancient Roman building in Rome. How not to sigh and take a thousand pictures of this place?
Piazza Navona
We continue to the beautiful Piazza Navona, the most poetic square in Rome, with artists, music and many expensive restaurants around. Right there, you can take the opportunity to take a look at Piazza Colona, with the majestic Column of Marcus Aurelius, which has been in this exact same place for almost 2000 years!
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