Civitavecchia

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Civitavecchia is the coastal port to the northwest of Rome, and gateway to the Eternal City. This 2nd century port retains many features from its long history, including the Roman Dock and the 16th-century Michelangelo Fort. The National Archaeological Museum exhibits many ancient artefacts, and many visitors discover Terme Taurine, the ruins of a Roman thermal bath.

Principally however, the port is the main access point for Italy’s capital.[ReadMoreMob] From the Colosseum and Forum of Ancient Rome to the city's great masterpieces of Renaissance and Baroque art and architecture, the emblems of past grandeur and wealth provide a grandiose backdrop for the elegant designer boutiques, pavement cafes, inviting trattoria and countless sophisticated pleasures of today's vibrant capital.

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Roman Aqueducts

The Roman aqueducts were one of the greatest inventions of the Romans – providing clean, safe drinking water and sewer systems. Many of the aqueducts have been destroyed, although three that are still standing and worth a visit are the Arch of Drusus, Porta Maggiore and Nero’s Aqueduct

Ancient Rome

Exploring Rome presents opportunities to revel in the history and ornamental splendour of legendary ancient sites, including the iconic Colosseum, which once seated over 70,000 spectators; the Forum, the very heart of the ancient city; the Palatine Hill, where the emperors' residences were located for 400 years; and many more.

The Vatican

Vatican City is a tiny city-state and an iconic religious site, home to a plethora of world-famous sites and attractions including the Sistine Chapel, famed for Michelangelo's masterpiece; St Peter's Square; and a selection of iconic museums and art galleries.