Rome (Civitavecchia) Cruise Reviews

We took a tour with Rome in Limo. ...

Took the train in to Rome and had an amazing day starting with the markets and making our way to the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and then finally to the Colosseum. You can never have enough time in Rome--but it is also remarkable how much you can fit in during a handful of hours there. ...

Cute town with a nice italian flavor,but way too far from Rome and its sites ...

Rome is one of my favorite places, but not easy to do from a cruise ship. It involves a lot of travel to get there, leaving you hurried and watching your time so you can get back. We took a shuttle bus (you have to) out of the port facility, which just drops you outside the facility. You then need to make your way to the train station, about a mile away. There was bus waiting to take people ...

Booked Vatican tickets in advance but rushed to get there as ship was late into port (through no fault on their own). Been to Rome before and did not particularly like it then, and the same goes this time. Beautiful buildings but very dirty, hot and busy city. ...

Stayed in Rome at the Corso 281 Luxury Suites (Via del Corso, 281 - Roma) for 2 nights prior to cruise. Great place to stay, friendly staff, great room, breakfast included. Took a tour bus around the city. Took a Taxi to the Vatican and back to the hotel. ...

You should definitely arrive at least a day early and spend some time exploring Rome. ...

Did Rome on our own ...

We basically only saw Civitavecchia on the bus ride from Roma to the ship. ...

Civitavecchia is not a very good port to start, but rome is so beautyfull ...