The Cathedral of St. Francis of Assisi is the main place of Catholic worship in the city. The church, dedicated to St. Francis of Assisi, is a significant example of local religious architecture and preserves inside sacred works of art, statues and frescoes that testify to the history and devotion of the community.

Civitavecchia Point of Sale is one of the most lively and characteristic places in the city. Here visitors can immerse themselves in everyday life, among colours, scents and typical flavours. The Point of Sale mainly offers: Fresh food: seasonal fruits and vegetables, local fish, meat, cheese and typical products of Lazio. Local specialities and handicrafts: bread, traditional desserts, preserves, extra virgin olive oil and wines from the region. Authentic atmosphere: walking through the stalls allows you to get in touch with the local community, observing the negotiations between vendors and customers, and breathing the energy of the typical Italian Point of Sale. The Civitavecchia Point of Sale is ideal not only for Shopping, but also as a cultural experience, perfect for those who want to discover the city through its flavours, smells and traditions.

The promenade offers a scenic walk along the coast, with spectacular views of the harbour and the Tyrrhenian Sea. Between bars, restaurants and ice cream parlours, you can taste local specialities and enjoy moments of relaxation. The promenade is also the scene of cultural events, and offers unforgettable sunsets, perfect for photographs and moments of leisure.

The Civitavecchia Ghetto is one of the most suggestive historical places of the city, witness of the Jewish presence in the area since the sixteenth century. Located in the historic centre, this area once preserved the homes and commercial activities of Jews, with narrow streets and characteristic architecture that tell centuries of history and community life.