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Civitavecchia to Genoa, Livorno, Marseille & Barcelona

4 nights · MSC Opera · 5 ports · 0 days at sea

1Day 1Rome (Civitavecchia)

Your journey, day by day

Choose a day to explore the port and follow the route.

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Day 1 · Italy

Rome (Civitavecchia)

Embarkation

Depart 19:00

Civitavecchia is Rome's port, and it is not in Rome. It is about eighty kilometres northwest on the coast, roughly an hour and a quarter by train from Termini, and the town itself is a working port with a fortress and not much else. Almost everyone treats it as a transfer rather than a place.

Ways to spend your day

Historic port and Fort MichelangeloOne main local visit
National Archaeological MuseumOne main local visit
Piazza Leandra and old townOne main local visit

Rome (Civitavecchia) port guide →

1 of 5 days

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Day by day itinerary
Day	Port
1	Italy
2	Italy
3	Italy
4	France
5	Spain

The map illustrates the route. Port times, where supplied, may change. Follow the ship’s all-aboard deadline on the day.

Your ship · MSC Cruises

MSC Opera

The last of the four Lirica-class ships, stretched in 2015. The most cabins of the four on the same hull, which makes it the tightest ship in the fleet by space ratio. Two main dining rooms, a buffet and a grill, ten bars.

Crew: 742
Decks: 13
Built: 2004

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