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Using ferrysavers.co.uk you can securely book a Civitavecchia ferry to Arbatax and Olbia with Tirrenia di Navigazione, to Barcelona, Catania and Porto Torres with Grimaldi Lines, to Golfo Aranci on Corsica Ferries, and from Civitavecchia to Olbia and Palermo with SNAV. With ferrysavers.co.uk you can also book cheap ferries from Civitavecchia to Olbia with Moby Lines and to Palermo and Tunis with Grandi Navi Veloci. Find information on cheap Civitavecchia ferry crossings, including prices, times and availability with ferrysavers.co.uk. The principle port for Rome, and consequently one of Italy's busiest ports, Civitavecchia is the main starting point for sea travel from central Italy to Sardinia and Barcelona. Civitavecchia itself is a bustling port town on Italy's western coast in the Latium region of the Rome province, often extremely busy with travellers making their way to or from the `Eternal City'.
The name Civitavecchia translates as `Ancient Town' which is reflected in the town with its mixture of old and new buildings, unfortunately though during the two World Wars, much of Civitavecchia was heavily damaged from bombing, including many of the historic buildings. Those that survived were renovated and reopened to the public; the most popular are the Forte Michelangelo, The cathedral of San Francesco d'Assisi, the Terme della Ficoncella (baths) and the old Roman Harbour, and the archaeological museum houses many findings from local archaeological sites. Of course the biggest attraction of Civitavecchia is visiting Rome, 80km to the south. The capital city of Italy is one of the cultural capitals of the world, home to famous architecture, landmarks, nightlife and cuisine. |
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