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Civitavecchia, Italy

cover photo by Alessandro Callea

Location added by Giammarcoa

The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 9.3 (average on 3 votes)

Coordinates : 42.092232, 11.795517 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : The city of Civitavecchia is full of photographic cues. From all over the city promenade you can photograph beautiful sunsets on the sea, on the most tense days you can also see the headland of the Silver. The (new) area of the marina, between rocks and palm trees, is full of varied ideas, being always very popular with tourists and locals, both for the street and for interesting backlight (skyline with cruise ships and palm trees). When there are storm surges, the areas of the navy and antimural are extremely suitable to resume the waves that crash against the rocks, creating very scenic effects. Next to the marina stands the Fort Michelangelo, a sixteenth-century structure defending the port of Civitavecchia, also very well cared for and frequented mainly by boys. In the city centre there are excellent ideas for the street, especially in the neighborhood of the so-called "ghetto", as well as fascinating graffiti and murals here and there. Don't underestimate the street and architectural possibilities that offer some special locations, such as the Pirgo waterfront structure (a pier-like structure that juts out to sea from the promenade) and the cathedral of Civitavecchia. Obviously the port is also very charming, but for that there is a separate board.

Recommended equipment : Wide to medium-tele to use waterfront. By eye and cross I would say that you do not go below 16mm and rarely rise above 100mm.

Best months : All year round. Beautiful sunsets in summer, fascinating the rough sea of winter. Beware of herds of tourists entering/leaving cruises during the high season.

How to get there : Civitavecchia's FS station is in the centre and a short walk from the sea. By way, you will arrive from the north or south via Aurelia, from Rome by highway.

Visits : The navy, the Fort, the antimural and the Pirgo are public facilities always accessible.

Notes :

Calendar

Sunrise: 07:33, Sunset: 16:41

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Moon Phase

🌘 Waning Crescent, Brightness: 26%

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