The port of Rome

Inaugurated in 2001, the Port of Rome is re-experiencing light after centuries of darkness and abandonment with which its ancient splendour disappeared along with the fall of the Roman Empire.
Today the Port, which follows the original structure, has been slightly altered for tourists and anyone seeking relaxation and entertainment.


A far cry from its ancient functions as a trade junction and a strategic military location during the Empire, the port area currently hosts all kinds of commercial activities (supermarkets, shops with nautical equipment and accessories, clothing, bars, and restaurants) with nearly 75 retailers attracting numerous visitors every day.

There are 794 berths with electricity, water and telephone sockets in addition to the various services offered to seafarers such as the launderette, reserved bathrooms and showers. The port area is also surrounded by a natural reserve managed by the LIPU (Italian League for the Protection of Birds) which contributes to the safety and protection of the surrounding environment.

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