Port of Rome

The Port of Rome, primarily located in Civitavecchia, serves as a key maritime gateway for Italy’s capital. It handles passenger ships, including cruise liners and ferries, as well as cargo transportation. The port's strategic location connects Rome to various parts of Europe and the Mediterranean, supporting tourism, trade, and local economy. Its facilities include modern docks, cruise terminals, and logistics areas, facilitating efficient movement of people and goods. As a vital maritime hub, the Port of Rome enhances Italy’s connectivity and economic activity, making it an important point for both commercial and leisure maritime traffic.