Ferries to Latium

Ferry Latium: What to see and do?

Lazio is an enchanting region in the heart of Italy, offering a fascinating blend of history, culture and natural beauty. Whether you arrive by ferry at Civitavecchia, Anzio or Fiumicino, there are many wonders to discover in this region.

The first must-visit city is of course Rome, the country's capital. You can't miss iconic sites such as the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Trevi Fountain and St Peter's Square. Explore the city's magnificent museums and art galleries, such as the Vatican Museums and the Borghese Gallery, and soak up the unique atmosphere of the Eternal City.

If you're passionate about ancient history, don't miss Tivoli, a charming hilltop town known for its impressive Roman villas. Hadrian's Villa and Villa d'Este are breathtaking sites, with their lush gardens, fountains and magnificent frescoes.

The Lazio region is also full of picturesque towns that are well worth a visit. Be sure to visit Orvieto, a medieval gem perched on a tufa plateau, with its magnificent cathedral and narrow streets. Discover the charming old town of Viterbo, famous for its thermal baths and its Flower Festival in May. And don't forget to wander the cobbled streets of the beautiful town of Anagni, with its splendid cathedral and episcopal palace.

For nature lovers, Lazio also offers breathtaking scenery. Take a trip to Lake Bolsena, Europe's largest volcanic lake, where you can stroll along its picturesque shores and relax on its sandy beaches. Explore the Apennine mountains, ideal for hiking and climbing, and discover the beautiful gardens of Ninfa, a peaceful botanical paradise.

Finally, don't miss the delicious cuisine of Lazio. Try local specialities such as pasta alla carbonara, saltimbocca alla romana and porchetta, a delicious pork roast seasoned with herbs. Don't forget to try Frascati wine, produced in the region since Roman times.

Whichever ferry port you arrive at, Lazio offers a wealth of wonders. Prepare to be amazed by the ancient history, vibrant culture and magnificent landscapes of this unique region.

Latium: When to visit?

The best time to travel in Italy depends on your personal preferences. If you like the sun and the heat, summer is the ideal time for you. The months of June to August offer high temperatures ranging from 25°C to 35°C in the southern regions of the country. However, temperatures can rise to 40°C in certain regions such as Sicily and Calabria. Italy's beaches are crowded during this period, so expect plenty of tourists.

If you prefer milder temperatures and avoid the crowds, spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are good seasons to visit Italy. Temperatures are pleasant, fluctuating between 15°C and 25°C, and the landscapes are magnificent, with flowers blooming in spring and changing leaves in autumn.