Itineraries / Civitavecchia, Genoa, Marseille, Malaga, Cadiz, Lisbon Your journey, day by day Choose a day to explore the port and follow the route.
Day 1 · Italy
Rome (Civitavecchia) Embarkation
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.
Rome (Civitavecchia) port guide → See the complete schedule Day by day itinerary Day Port 1 Rome (Civitavecchia) Italy 2 Genoa Italy 3 Marseille France 4 At sea 5 Málaga Spain 6 Cádiz (Seville) Spain 7 Lisbon Portugal
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 Sinfonia The second Lirica-class ship, stretched in 2015. Two main dining rooms and a buffet, twelve bars including an Irish pub, and the small size that fits the ports the big ships cannot.
Crew 742
Decks 13
Built 2002 Full MSC Sinfonia guide → Dining Entertainment Cabins
Dining on MSC Sinfonia Il Covo — Upper main restaurantIl Galeone — Lower main restaurantLa Terrazza Buffet — Self-service buffet, barExplore the ship → Entertainment on MSC Sinfonia MSC Business Center — Conference configuration. Conferences, meeting room, cinemaPasha Club Disco — Conference configuration. Disco bar. Discotheque, barSinfonia Lounge — Conference configuration. Music, dance floor, reading areaTeatro San Carlo — Conference configuration. Theatre, shows, conferencesExplore the ship → Cabins on MSC Sinfonia Explore the ship guide for the available cabins information and photos.
Explore the ship → What MSC Cruises includes → Historical averages from NASA POWER . Check a forecast near departure.
Schedule supplied 2026-10-06. Ports and times are subject to change; the cruise line confirms the final itinerary.
Your sailing
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