A trip to Rome would not be complete without a trip to the archaeological site of Ostia Antica. Upon arrival, visitors are immediately transported back to a typical ancient Roman city where the suggestive ruins of buildings from daily life have remained intact. Discover how and where people lived, shopped, worshipped, worked and entertained themselves. Ostia Antica is a truly unforgettable walk through history.
How to get there: From the Piramide metro station (line B), take the Roma Lido train to Ostia Antica. Exit the station by the over road bridge to cross Via del Mare and then follow the signs for the site.
INFO:
Address: Viale dei Romagnoli, 717 00119 Ostia Antica - Roma
Tel: +39 06 56358099
TIMES:
Jan-Feb: 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (exit by 5:00 pm)
Mar: 8:30 am -5:00 pm (exit by 6:00 pm)
Apr- Oct: 8.30 am -6:00 pm (exit by 6:00 pm)
Nov-Dec: 8.30 am -4:00 pm (exit by 5:00 pm)
Closed on: Mondays and 1 Jan, 1 May, 25 Dec.
For more info see: www.ostiantica.it
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