Hotel De La Ville Civitavecchia
Viale Della Repubblica, 4 Civitavecchia, Lazio, 00053, Italy
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Transit day
... threat than an international one. Our driver was waiting and off we
were to Civitavecchia, the cruise port. All in all a quick smooth
entry into Italy.
At our hotel, we had a little siesta,
since everything closed down between 1 and 5pm. Strolled the streets,
harbour and stopped for cappuccino then dinner. I had a delicious
cold seafood antipasto, with squid, baby octopus, shrimp, ...
Relaxing between Cruises
... the famous church Sagrada Familia, still under construction for over 100 years. We also wandered the narrow alleys with shops and restaurants known as “The Rambles”. We noticed many stops were closed midday, we assumed for the traditional siesta time. I did manage to find a grocery store that was open to buy a jar of peanut butter! Oddly enough, despite a seemingly endless variety of food on the ship ,they don’t have peanut butter. Barcelona is ...
Civitavecchia - Rome
... marktkramers hier recht uit een film van Felini lijken te komen’ en dat is werkelijk zo. Deze markt is zo gezellig Italiaans dat het overdreven lijkt. Als al de toeristen er niet tussen zouden lopen, zou ik denken dat het echt een filmset is. Hoewel we op weg hiernaartoe net een broodje gekocht hebben, eten we op een terrasje bij de markt nog een broodje met een glas pinot grigio. (en kan ik hier binnen eindelijk naar de wc …) Het is heerlijk om tijdens het ...
Rome
... most of his money.
Our Guide in Greece had a different take. “We don’t have any money. We don’t have any jobs. We decided not to be a producing country years ago. We decided to just be consumers. Everything comes from somewhere else. We don’t know what’s going to happen. Please tell your friends to come visit here. It’s our source of ...
Civitavecchia, Italy
Today we awoke to dark stormy clouds as we arrived in the port of Civitavecchia. This would be our second visit to the city this year as we were here on the world cruise. Last time we just walked thru the town to the train station and went directly to Rome. Being our second time this year at port and with the expected rain, we have decided to stay and explore the Port of Civitavecchia, which is the main port for Rome. The town was ...
This hotel was formerly known as: De La Ville



