Ostia

Ostia is a coastal town and important archeological site in Italy, located about 30 km southwest of Rome.

Ostia is home to ancient ruins of what used to be the port city of ancient Rome, such as the Ostia Antica, an impressive archeological park where one can see well-preserved ruins of buildings, temples, baths, and even a theater.

Visitors can get to Ostia using either train, bus, or taxi. There are trains that depart from the Piramide or Roma Ostiense train stations and take approximately 30 minutes to reach Ostia. Bus services are also available from the EUR Magliana metro station, albeit less frequently. Taxis, on the other hand, can be easily hailed from any part of Rome and will take about half an hour to reach Ostia.

Yes. Ostia has a beautiful beach that stretches for over 10 km long. Visitors can enjoy swimming or sunbathing during summer months, while also enjoying the perks of the nearby restaurants, bars, and shops.

Yes. Visitors to Ostia Antica must pay an entrance fee of € 10 for adults (with a discount for students and children). There are audio guides available for an additional charge.