Things to do nearby

Sea, hot springs, Etruscan towns and Rome: all within a day trip.

Civitavecchia

The port founded by Emperor Trajan, Forte Michelangelo and the seafront for an evening stroll. In the centre you will find the market and seafood restaurants.
Ficoncella hot springs

Open-air thermal pools in the hills behind the town, used since Roman times.
Tarquinia

The Etruscan necropolis of Monterozzi, with its painted tombs, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The medieval town and the archaeological museum complete the visit.
Santa Marinella and Santa Severa

Beaches along the coast towards Rome and the castle of Santa Severa, set right on the sea.
Cerveteri

The Banditaccia necropolis, with its Etruscan burial mounds, is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Tolfa hills

Woods, trails and the villages of Tolfa and Allumiere, in the hills behind Civitavecchia.
Rome

By regional train from Civitavecchia station, for a day in the capital.

Civitavecchia by bike

The coast is best discovered at a slow pace.

Available now
Parking for bikes and motorbikes
Travelling by motorbike or bicycle? At Piccolo Paradiso you can park it inside the property.
Coming soon
Bicycles for guests
Coming soon: bicycles for guests to explore Civitavecchia and its seafront.
Planned
Civitavecchia–Santa Severa cycle route
Among the area's sustainable mobility projects is a future cycle route between Civitavecchia and Santa Severa, which could offer new ways to explore the coast by bike. It is not yet open.

with access to the Piccolo Paradiso sea platform 50 metres from the property.

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