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How do you get from Civitavecchia to Rome?

How do you get from Civitavecchia to Rome?

The simplest way is the train: regional trains run from Civitavecchia station to Roma Termini roughly every 30–60 minutes and take about 50–80 minutes depending on the service. It’s the cheapest option and drops you in central Rome without traffic.

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From the cruise terminal you’ll first need the short shuttle or a 15-minute walk to the town station. If you’d rather not change, private transfers and shared shuttle buses run door-to-door to central Rome in around 75–90 minutes, traffic permitting.

Train vs transfer

Take the train for cost and to skip road traffic; take a private transfer if you have limited hours in port and want to be dropped at a specific sight like the Vatican or Colosseum.

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