Awesome location, awesome views, prices are very fair (10€ entry). However, they could’ve added more information (signs etc.) within the complex as you sometimes didn’t exactly know what which wall/building was.

Well worth the trip and a unique, mysterious place - the cave gave me the willies!

Highly recommended for those wishing to spend an hour surrounded by history going back 2000 years not to mention those spectacular views. Easy parking

The view is stunning. The archeological sites are interesting. There are a few areas that need fixing or not accessible which could be improved. The path is rough, it could be improved for people with limited access too at least to the main points.

This place is amazing, very worthwhile to come and see. The ancient ruins are fascinating and the views down onto Terracina and the ocean are stunning. Cost 7 euros to get in and worth every cent.

Worthy only if you happen to be in the area, as little is left. Best part is the well preserved cryptoporticus.

Absolutely magic place, half way between Rome and Napoli, that should be more highlighted and better known. With ancient Terracina downstairs one may feel like moving in time. The site was worshipped long time before the Temple of Jovis Anxur was founded. Wonderful place for pic-nick, and hiking, especially if you are without a car.

What a stunning example of artwork and Christendom. An absolute must see

Please quiet....the cat is trying to sleep 😂 Terracina my LOVE 🇮🇹♥️🇸🇪

Watched a variety ballet show in the evening here it was nice to sit and just enjoy the show and gelato.

rich culture with a touch of modern day italian wedding.

Such a beautiful building

Amazing

(Translated by Google) Built in the early Middle Ages, the cathedral of San Cesareo in Terracina immediately captures attention thanks to the view it offers. The facade is introduced by a portico of ancient columns, decorated with animal figures and a splendid mosaic frieze. Next to it, the Roman-Gothic bell tower is enlivened by an elegant series of loggias. The triumphal arch and the interior, with three naves, are also beautiful to behold. The cathedral overlooks the monumental area of ​​the city, where the medieval grain tower and the Roman archaeological area stand out. (Original) Edificata nell'alto medioevo, la cattedrale di San Cesareo di Terracina cattura subito l’attenzione grazie al colpo d'occhio che offre. A introdurre la facciata è un portico di colonne antiche, ornate di figure animali e da uno splendido fregio a mosaico. Accanto, il campanile romano-gotico è movimentato da un elegante serie di loggette. Fa bella mostra di sé anche l'arco trionfale e l’interno, a tre navate. Il Duomo si affaccia sulla zona monumentale della città, dove emergono la torre frumentaria medievale e l'area archeologica d'epoca romana.

Very old historical complex from Roman times in the old section of Terracina a beach town 1 hour south of Rome you can also sit in the square...there is an old coffee shop that has been there for well over 100 years and have a great cup of coffee and relax.

The site is currently being exscavated but some of it is exposed and very interesting. Nestled in the heart of the antique centre of town, it's a true representation of blending of old and new, typical of Italian ancient cities. It's truly worth the uphill walk to visit the site, admire the views, have a bite to eat and soak up some history.

To be present when they extract an amphi theater is really breathtaking! They were at the 9th row when we were there.

A magical place in the old part of Terracina. During the day you can admire the historical remains of the Roman city with the domus and the theatre. During the night, the old streets sparkles with lights and independent restaurants and bars.

The only nice thing of Terracina is its square, with its theater, the cathedral, the forum, and the capitolium. Stuff that you can take in within about half an hour/an hour.

Very beautiful place and full of history n enjoy very much just by looking at surrounding

Beautiful!

(Translated by Google) Recently built church, late 1700s, built on the remains of the previous church of S. Nicola dating back to the Middle Ages, for the benefit of the Confraternity of the Good Death, which was responsible for providing burial to the needy. (Original) Chiesa di recente costruzione, fine 1700, edificata sui resti della precedente chiesa di S. Nicola risalente al medioevo, a beneficio della Confraternita della Buona Morte, che si occupava di dare sepoltura ai bisognosi.

(Translated by Google) The church is located a stone's throw from the Duomo and the Archaeological Area. The interior would need a restoration. (Original) La chiesa si trova a due passi dal Duomo e dall'Area Archeologica. L'interno avrebbe bisogno di un restauro.

(Translated by Google) It is the only church with a central and baroque plan in the historic center of Terracina. Externally, looking at the facade, it does not appear circular but it is; the bell tower is a pagodina. It is preceded by a long staircase and on the facade, at the top, shows a skeleton with a cartouche, indicating the type of church. The church of S. Nicola once stood in this area, on whose remains the current church was built in the second half of the 18th century. You can find it along viale Anita Garibaldi. (Original) È l'unica chiesa a pianta centrale e barocca del centro storico di Terracina. Esternamente, guarda di la facciata, non sembra circolare ma lo è; il campanile è a pagodina. È preceduta da una lunga scalinata e sulla facciata, in alto, mostra uno scheletro con cartiglio, indicando la tipologia di chiesa. In quest'area sorgeva un tempo la chiesa di S. Nicola, sui cui resti fu costruita, nella seconda metà del XVIII secolo, la chiesa attuale. La si incontra lungo viale Anita Garibaldi.

(Translated by Google) Built in 1700 on the remains of the ancient Medieval Church of San Nicola, it has two particularities that make it unique: it is the only testimony of a late Baroque religious building in Terracina and also the only one with a central plan and with a churchyard. The large façade with gable, the domed roof and the pagodina bell tower are notable. Worth a stop. (Original) Costruita nel 1700 sui resti dell'antica Chiesa Medievale di San Nicola ha due particolarità che la rendono unica: è la sola testimonianza di edificio religioso tardo barocco di Terracina ed anche l'unica a pianta centrale e dotata di sagrato. Notevole la grande facciata con timpano, la copertura a cupola ed il campanile a pagodina. Merita una sosta.

(Translated by Google) Eighteenth-century church with a round shape with a very original façade which dominates Corso Anita Garibaldi from the top of a beautiful staircase. It's a shame that the frescoes of all the altars are covered with heavy red curtains whose function is unclear. (Original) Chiesa settecentesca di forma rotonda con una facciata molto originale che domina , dall'alto di una bella scalinata, il corso Anita Garibaldi . Peccato che gli affreschi di tutti gli altari siano ricoperti da pesanti tendaggi rossi di cui non si capisce la funzione.

(Translated by Google) Very particular, dark appearance, a little scruffy but fascinating (Original) Molto particolare, aspetto tetro, un po' trasandato ma affascinate

(Translated by Google) It is a historic church! With architectural STAIRCASE in front to SEE! In ancient times the regulations of such buildings did not provide services for disabled or disabled people! IT HAS a great history made up of "BUONA MORTE" brotherhoods etc etc.👍 to visit.. (Original) È una chiesa storica ! Con SCALINATA architettonica antistante da VEDERE ! Anticamente i regolamenti di tali costruzioni non prevedevano servizi x disabili o x diversamente abili! HA una grande storia fatta di confraternite "BUONA MORTE" etc etc.👍 da visitare..

(Translated by Google) Spectacular cliff approximately 38 meters high and 296 meters wide, in front of Monte S Angelo (so-called Monte Giove) and not far from the Levante beach in Terracina. It was cut by the emperor Trajan to allow the construction of the variant of the Appian Way, whose ancient route passed higher up, so as to make it easier for troops and the transport of goods coming from the conquered territories. A monumental work, the cutting of Pisco Montano, done by hand: the marks of the chisels are still visible today. (Original) Spettacolare rupe di circa 38 mt di altezza e 296 di larghezza, antistante Monte S Angelo (cosiddetto Monte Giove) e non distante dalla Spiaggia di Levante a Terracina. Fu fatta tagliare ad opera dell'imperatore Traiano per consentire la costruzione della variante della via Appia, il cui antico tracciato passava più in alto, così da renderne più agevole la percorribilità per truppe e trasporto di merci provenienti dai territori conquistati. Un'opera monumentale, il taglio del Pisco Montano, fatta a mano: ancora oggi sono visibili i segni degli scalpelli.

(Translated by Google) It is a natural monument at the southern entrance of Terracina, there is no entrance or ticket to pay, you can only admire the work of man who, to allow a more agile passage of the Appian Way towards the south, literally "shortened" the mountain leaving this rock spur to guard the sea and access to the city through the Neapolitan gate. In ancient times it was the seat of a guardhouse later occupied by brigands, the buildings can still be seen on the side of the mountain, and many still wonder how the men managed to get there. Symbol of Terracina together with the Temple of Jupiter Anxur above. (Original) È un monumento naturale all'entrata sud di Terracina, non c'è ingresso o biglietto da pagare, si può solo ammirare l'opera dell'uomo che per permettere un più agile passaggio della via Appia verso sud, ha letteralmente "accorciato" la montagna lasciando questo sperone di roccia a guardia del mare e dell'accesso alla città attraverso porta napoletana. Nell'antichità fu sede di un corpo di guardia occupato poi anche dai briganti, si vedono ancora le costruzioni sul fianco della montagna, e molti ancora si chiedono come facessero ad arrivarci gli uomini. Simbolo di Terracina insieme al soprastante Tempio di Giove Anxur.

(Translated by Google) Rock cut by Emperor Trajan to open a passage for the Roman troops, beautiful and unique to look at, located near the temple of Jupiter and the small beach and marina of Terracina. Great postcard for tourist photos of holiday memories. Finally, below it are the best fish restaurants on the sea. Which makes it a complete and ideal location for an obligatory stop on your holidays. (Original) Roccia fatta tagliare dall'imperatore Traiano per aprire un passaggio alle truppe romane, bella e singolare da vedere, posta vicino al tempio di Giove e alla spiaggetta e porticciolo di Terracina. Ottima cartolina per foto turistiche di ricordi delle vacanze. Infine sotto di esso si trovano i migliori ristoranti di pesce sul mare. Il che ne fa una location completa e ideale per una tappa obbligatoria per le proprie vacanze.

(Translated by Google) Magical place that recalls the cutting of the mountain, carried out in the Trajan era and which allows the passage of the ancient Appian Way over the sea. A perfect cut of 130 Roman feet, unique in the world (Original) Luogo magico che rievoca il taglio della montagna, effettuato in epoca Traianea e che permette il passaggio della via Appia antica sul mare. Un taglio perfetto di 130 piedi romani, unico al mondo

(Translated by Google) The cutting of the cliff made in 104 AD, at the behest of Emperor Trajan to speed up the passage of Roman troops and supplies on the Appia towards Brindisi. One of the most daring monumental works of antiquity. (Original) Il taglio della Rupe fatta nel 104 d.c,.per volere dell'Imperatore Traiano per velocizzare il passaggio delle truppe romane e delle derrate sull'Appia verso Brindisi. Una delle opere monumentali più ardite dell'antichità.

(Translated by Google) Pisco Montano is the result of the great public work carried out by the Emperor Trajan around 53 AD... At that time it was a Pharaonic work which allowed travel times to be shortened by at least one day... times... other examples of mountains cut in half whose rubble and boulders thrown into the sea made it possible to gain space for a road to pass... Pisco Montano was the refuge of the brigand MASTRILLO... Military border post PAPAL STATE Before of the outpost of the EPITAPH TOWER n ^ house 1 TERRACINA ...Which delimits the borders between Fondi and Terracina. AGAIN Before, the neighboring area below was used as a place to take crushed stone and quarry material.....hence the name of via delle CAVE! At the moment the area is affected by a public works intervention to make it SAFE to avoid possible falls of rocks on houses below and adjacent via APPIA. Therefore it has been delimited by a special FENCE. Much more needs to be said... But for reasons of space and time, we'll postpone it to the next reviews 👍OK (Original) Pisco Montano è frutto della grande opera pubblica fatta dall'Imperatore Traiano intorno al 53 d.c ..X quel tempo è stata un'opera Faraonica che ha permesso di accorciare i tempi di percorrenza di almeno un giorno..!.. Non abbiamo nei nostri tempi..altri esempi di montagne tagliate a metà il cui pietrisco e massi gettati in mare consentissero di guadagnare spazi x far passare una strada...Pisco Montano è stato il rifugio del Brigante MASTRILLO ....Postazione di confine militare STATO PONTIFICIO Prima dell'avamposto della TORRE dell'EPITAFFIO n ^ civico 1 TERRACINA ...Che delimita i confini tra' Fondi e Terracina. ANCORA Prima la zona sottostante limitrofa è stata usata come luogo dove prendere pietrisco e materiale da Cava.....da qui il nome di via delle CAVE ! Al momento la zona è interessata da un intervento di opera pubblica di messa in SICUREZZA x evitare cadute di possibili massi su abitazioni sottostanti e adiacente via .APPIA P.ertanto è stata delimitata da apposita RECINZIONE. Molto ancora C'è da dire ... Ma motivi di spazio e tempo rinviamo alla prossima recensioni 👍OK

(Translated by Google) Seen only from below for now, but fascinating nonetheless and scheduled to be visited in the future. (Original) Widziane na razie tylko z dołu, niemniej fascynujące i przewidziane do odwiedzenia w przyszłości.

The museum is currently closed for construction work. No information abut this can be found online, there's only a note at the door.

(Translated by Google) I would have liked to see it given my passion for ancient things and once I found myself there it was closed and by asking around a bit from local people I discovered that it is only open on special occasions! What a shame (Original) mi sarebbe piaciuto vederlo dato la passione per le cose antiche e una volta trovatomi in loco era chiuso e domandando un po' in giro da persone del luogo ho scoperto che é aperto solo in occasioni speciali!peccato

(Translated by Google) Unique and fantastic. The ancient noble Romans knew what it meant to live well! (Original) Unico e fantastico. Gli antichi Romani nobili sapevano che cosa significa vivere bene!

(Translated by Google) Part of the history of imperial Rome and the Roman land reclamation carried out by Mussolini (Original) Parte della storia della Roma imperiale e della bonifica agro romano eseguito da Mussolini

(Translated by Google) An important piece of our city, to absolutely visit (Original) Un pezzo importante della nostra città, da visitare assolutamente

(Translated by Google) The historical center of Terracina. (Original) Исторический центр Террачины.

(Translated by Google) Well organised (Original) Ben organizzato

Amazing place the people were super knowledgeable, very friendly, and all of their explanations. I was able to see the entire production area and even spend a little time with the Farmers, which I thoroughly enjoyed best of health best of luck. What a great place and delicious wine. Ciao

Wow wow wow the wines here are so good. We went yesterday to get some wine to drink and some wine to take overseas with us. Really good selection and a amazing customer service. Grazie

Very cute and beautiful winery, they gave us wine to try , prices good.

Excellent winetasting. 8 different types and the kids got their own grape jouice. Well worth a visit and prices are low

Stunning winery with scenic field and mountain views surrounding. Had a lovely tasting and bought some wine to take home.

Very good wines, professional staff, good value, easy parking. A must-visit local winery.

Very fun place to come for a wine tour and tasting. Came on a Sunday and was welcomed by the enthusiastic owner. Saw their vines, processing area and cellar. Tried excellent wines and some locals also had some excellent sausages and cheese for sampling and buying. A great Sunday afternoon.

(Translated by Google) During the Republican age, outside the Emilian Forum, a temple was built by the Romans, perhaps dedicated to the Capitoline Triad (composed of Jupiter, Juno and Miniverva). During the Middle Ages, however, this architectural complex was incorporated into a house (in fact we can observe still some stone blocks), destroyed during the Second World War. The building is composed of three cells, built using the Opus Reticolatum technique. They have also a floor reconstructed in the modern era. To access these rooms, you had to use a staircase (currently there is a metal one). Furthermore, the structure had columns in Doric-Tuscan style (only one is very visible). There was also an accessible underground part only to priests, the Favisse (Favissae). The latter, used in past centuries as a cellar, are composed of a barrel vault, a corridor and three rooms (built using the Opus technique Reticolatum). In the first there is the face of Gaius, nephew of Augustus. In the second there is the upper part of the head of Livia Drusilla, wife of Augustus. In the third there is the face of Gaius Julius Caesar and at the bottom the corridor, there is the statue of the god Serapis. However, these sculptures were found at the Roman Theatre. This beautiful archaeological site was opened to the public after many years of excavations and restorations and can be admired on a guided tour. Behind this building there is also a stretch of the Appian Way. (Original) Durante l'età repubblicana,fuori dal Foro Emiliano,venne costruito dai Romani un tempio dedicato forse alla Triade Capitolina(composta da Giove,Giunone e Miniverva).Durante il Medioevo però,questo complesso architettonico,fu inglobato in una abitazione(infatti possiamo osservare ancora dei blocchi di pietra),distrutta durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale.L'edificio,è composto da tre celle,costruite utilizzando la tecnica dell'Opus Reticolatum.Esse hanno anche un pavimento ricostruito in epoca moderna. Per accedere a queste stanze,bisognava utilizzare una scala( attualmente c'è ne è una in metallo).Inoltre,la struttura aveva delle colonne in stile dorico-tuscanico(solo una è molto visibile).C'era anche una parte sotterranea accessibile solo ai sacerdoti,le Favisse(Favissae).Quest'ultime,utilizzate nei secoli passati come cantina,sono composte da una volta a botte,da un corridoio e da tre camere(costruite utilizzando la tecnica dell'Opus Reticolatum).Nella prima c'è il viso di Gaio,nipote di Augusto.Nella seconda c'è la parte superiore della testa di Livia Drusilla,moglie di Augusto.Nella terza c'è il volto di Caio Giulio Cesare e in fondo al corridoio,c'è la statua del dio Serapide. Queste sculture sono state però ritrovate al Teatro Romano.Questo bellissimo sito archeologico è stato aperto al pubblico dopo numerosi anni di scavi e restaurazioni e si può ammirare con una visita guidata. Dietro a questo edificio c'è anche un tratto della via Appia.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting remains of the Capitol of Terracina, this very ancient city in southern Lazio and very early colonized by Rome but long disputed with the Volscians. The old town of Terracina is a jewel whose visit is not to be missed for a lover of ancient history. (Original) Très intéressants vestiges du Capitole de Terracina, cette très antique cité du sud du Latium et très tôt colonisée par Rome mais longtemps disputée aux Volsques. La vieille ville de Terracina est un joyau dont la visite n'est pas à manquer pour un amateur d'histoire antique.

(Translated by Google) The Capitolium is a well-preserved site. It is accessed via an arch to the right of the Cathedral of San Cesareo. All the historical elements are clearly visible. Unfortunately, uncontrolled urbanization has suffocated these historic sites. (Original) Il Capitolium è un sito ben conservato. Ci si accede tramite un arco a destra del Duomo di San Cesareo. Ben visibili tutti gli elementi storici. Purtroppo l' urbanizzazione incontrollata ha soffocato questi siti storici.

(Translated by Google) Ancient Roman Capitol of Terracina. Near the central square and the city hall of the upper city, there are the ruins of the Capitol. The Capitol, of course, is long gone, only its foundation and ruins remain. But it’s nice to see and realize that this once majestic building is more than two thousand years old. The Ancient Appian Way runs nearby. (Original) Древнеримский Капитолий Террачины. Рядом с центральной площадью и городской ратушей верхнего города, находятся развалины Капитолия. Капитолия, уже конечно давно нет, остались лишь его фундамент и развалины. Но приятно видеть и осознавать, что этой некогда величественной постройке более двух тысяч лет. Рядом проходит Древняя Аппиева дорога.

(Translated by Google) According to some scholars, the building, dating back to the mid-Isec. BC, should be identified with the temple dedicated to the Capitoline triad (Jupiter, Juno and Minerva). Originally it was decorated on the front with four Doric-Tuscan columns and was equipped with three cells in tuff and limestone lattice, partially remaining, under which the rooms (favissae) in which the votive offerings were placed are preserved. (Original) Secondo alcuni studiosi, l'edificio, databile alla meta' del Isec. a.C., dovrebbe essere identificato con il tempio dedicato alla triade capitolina (Giove, Giunone e Minerva). In origine esso era decorato sulla fronte da quattro colonne dorico-tuscaniche ed era fornito di tre celle in reticolato di tufo e calcare, parzialmente rimaste, sotto le quali si conservano gli ambienti (favissae) in cui erano riposte le offerte votive.

(Translated by Google) The ancient part of Terracina left me breathless. Crossed by the Via Appia Antica which is still clearly visible. Also worth visiting is the temple of Jupiter Anxur not far away. (Original) La parte antica di Terracina mi ha lasciato senza fiato. Attraversata dalla via Appia antica ancora ben visibile. Da visitare anche il tempio di Giove Anxur poco distante.

(Translated by Google) The Capitolium of Terracina, according to numerous scholars, dates back to the 1st century. BC. This building has been identified with the temple dedicated to the Capitoline triad (Jupiter, Juno, Minerva). It was originally decorated on the front by four Doric-Tuscan columns and was equipped with three cells in tuff and limestone lattice (now partially remaining), under which the rooms (favissae) in which the votive offerings were kept are kept. Really very beautiful, it deserves much more visibility and preservation. It is possible to visit it 24 hours a day. (Original) Il Capitolium di Terracina, secondo numerosi studiosi dovrebbe risalire al I sec. a.C.. Tale edificio è stato identificato con il tempio dedicato alla triade capitolina (Giove, Giunone, Minerva). Originariamente era decorato sulla parte frontale da quattro colonne dorico-tuscaniche ed era dotato di tre celle in reticolato di tufo e calcare (ormai parzialmente rimaste), sotto le quali si custodiscono gli ambienti (favissae) in cui erano conservate le offerte votive. Davvero molto bello, meriterebbe molto più visibilità e preservazione. È possibile visitarlo h24.

Interesting.

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful point of old Terracina, a surprising treasure that could become a very prestigious open-air museum, complete with a Roman theater and capitol, is instead abandoned to neglect, buried among abandoned rubbish, cigarette butts, non-existent canine and feline excrement collected, plastic plates laid out by female cats and swarming with flies... for our Cultural Heritage only Pompeii seems to exist (Original) Il punto più bello di Terracina vecchia, un sorprendente tesoro che potrebbe diventare un prestigiosissimo museo a cielo aperto, con tanto di teatro romano e capitolium, è invece abbandonato all'incuria, sepolto tra rifiuti abbandonati, cicche di sigaretta, deiezioni canine e feline non raccolte, piatti di plastica imbanditi dalle gattare e pullulanti di mosche... per i nostri Beni Culturali sembra esistere solo Pompei

(Translated by Google) Terracina, is a city near Rome with interest for having a Duomo rich in Cosmatesque decorations. (Original) Terracina, é uma cidade perto de Roma com interesse por ter uma Duomo rica em decorações Cosmatescas.

(Translated by Google) Porta Romana... gives access to everything and this and more... Terracina, city of enchantment (Original) Porta Romana .. da accesso a tutto e questo ed altro ... Terracina città d'incanto

(Translated by Google) Yesterday I took a guided tour from the Roman gate to the town hall square, we had a very good professor as our guide, whose name unfortunately I don't know. He showed us the medieval churches along the urban Appian Way, with great regret I must say that unfortunately those that could be visited are all closed.(...but for years now) (Original) Ho fatto ieri una visita guidata da porta romana a piazza del municipio, abbiamo avuto come guida un professore molto bravo, di cui purtroppo non conosco il nome. Ci ha illustrato le chiese medievali lungo la via appia urbana, con grande rammarico devo dire che purtroppo quelle che potrebbero essere visitate sono tutte chiuse.( ....ma da anni ormai)

(Translated by Google) The Roman gate of Terracina actually dates from the 18th century. It was built in 1780, on the occasion of the visit of Pope Pius VI. On the other hand, it is backed by an old watchtower and opens into the ancient walls which surrounded Terracina. Above all, it gives access to one of the main streets which crosses the city from one side to the other, with in the center the square of the municipio du duomo around which you can discover the remains of the Roman monuments (temples and theater), in place as if you found yourself immersed in antiquity. The streets have a lot of charm. However, it is better to leave the car outside the old town, before going through the Romana gate. Good visit. (Original) La porte romaine de Terracina date en réalité du XVIIIe siècle. Elle fut construite en 1780, à l'occasion de la visite du Pape Pie VI. En revanche elle est adossée à une ancienne tour de guet et s'ouvre dans les anciennes murailles qui ceinturaient Terracina. Elle donne surtout accès à l'une des rues principales qui traverse de part en part la ville, avec au centre la place du municipio du duomo autour de laquelle vous pourrez découvrir les vestiges des monuments romains (temples et théâtre), en place comme si vous vous retrouviez plongés dans l'antiquité. Les ruelles ont beaucoup de charme. En revanche mieux vaut laisser la voiture à l'extérieur de la vieille ville, avant de passer par la porte Romana. Bonne visite.

(Translated by Google) Ancient Roman gate on the Appian Way. Entrance to the upper town of Terracina (Original) Старинные древнеримские ворота на Аппиевой дороге. Въезд в верхний город Террачина

This is such a great hotel. We were treated so nicely. Our room and the service were great. Breakfast and other meals were always the best. Our view was spectacular. You'll be glad you stayed here. If you're celebrating a special occasion, you'll be so glad you did.

We were recommended this restaurant but we couldn't enjoy the evening. Very noisy, lots of personnel but every time we asked something there was a new waiter coming. Pasta alle vongole disappointing - we had better experience in the center of Rome. Fried seafood - a childish portion for seaside restaurant. Tiramisù...almost frozen. The best was white wine which we had to serve ourselves although initially we were offered even to taste. And wine was brought after the second reminder. Very disappointing and expensive for such quality. Very supprised to see so many locals with kids there.

We had to wait circa 2 and a half hours at the table full of flies for a terrible food. We tried 4 different anti-pasta and 2 prima. They were not good at all except the fried mixed seafood. One particular fish smelled very funny. I don't think it was fresh. Only tiramisu was very good. I'm very disappointed that I had to pay so much money for such an unpleasant menu.

Magnificient ! Very good restaurant , good service and good food ! We ate 2 times at this restaurant , and i highly reccomend especialy their Mussels Saute ! The staff was very friendly especialy an Albanian waitress that was last night ! We were staying at one of their apartments and they gave us a 15% discount as we were their hotel Guests ! Highly recommend !

Very good for the price (off-season). Attention: the "rooms with view on the sea" are quite different: either side view, or spectacular full 180-degrees view. It's worth asking for the full view if available.

I booked one single room for four nights and they cleaned the room and changed the sheets and towels every day. The room had one double bed, a dresser, a mini fridge and a balcony. In one of the days I pressed the stoper in the sink and it got stuck; they fixed the problem by the end of the day with no problem. Great staf !

Absolutely loved this place. We stayed a night and the hotel room was super simple but clean and comfortable, with a great sea view from our balcony. But the restaurant was the highlight for me. Simple menu with fantastic food and wine - from seafood pastas to freshest wood-fired dough pizzas (only in evening as they only fire up the oven in the evenings). Staff were incredibly friendly and professional throughout. And great value! Would highly recommend.

Food was delicious, whole new experience of sea food, risotto and gnocci. At the end we have been offered a shot of italian limoncello and biscuits. It took little long time to bring the receipt. And after going back to hotel, we felt with my partner very heavy after the food. Otherwise the taste was perfect.👍

Unassuming restaurant from the outside. It was actually massive inside! And a beautiful garden seating area! Everything we had were amazing and fresh. We loved it so much we returned the following night (: Seafood risotto was the best i’ve ever had!! Prices for the quality honestly is really affordable! Shout out to Giuseppe for taking care of us for both nights we had our dinner there. Highly highly recommended!!

Amazing fish dishes and desserts, complimented by very friendly and engaging waiters. Highly recommended!

We had an amazing experience! The starter option we chose included a delightful selection of 7 dishes, allowing us to savor a bit of everything. Giuseppe was exceptional in making the whole dining experience smooth and pleasant. I highly recommend this place!

#1 in Terracina (for us)!!!! Great service, great location, great fresh seafood 👌. Very good level of everything. MUST DO in Terracina. We were nicely surprised, it exceeded all our expectations because from outside or from Internet it doesn't show the huge restaurant and outdoor garden that they have in addition to the street terrace. It was full of local people for Wednesday dinner. I managed hotel-restaurant in Tuscany for 10 years and from professional point of view I can definitely tell that they are doing a great job. So very recommend for fresh seafood meal with great service.

1. Food. Spaghetti vongole was on the bland side, seafood risotto was ok. Appreciated warm complementary bread and olives. 2. Service. Mixed feelings. Our wine order was mixed up (and I have a feeling it was done on purpose) from 35€ to 70€ wine. Quite a difference. The expensive wine was great though. They have a big wine card, make sure to memorize the exact name of the wine you’re ordering. Complementary digestivo was much appreciated. 3. Atmosphere in general is fine. I wouldn’t choose to sit in the garden again because of mosquitos. Or bring a spray.

Excellent food and great service. The antipasto is extraordinary, and the gnocchi with arugula and shrimp is outstanding.

I did buy a frittura gamberi e calamari takeaway for 4 people for 32 euro. The food quality was very good but the portion was ridiculously small.

It's a fish tavola calda but poor. And I got a maggot in my vegetable!

Probably the only place in town you should go for seafood. It's a cooperative with the local fishermen - and the flavours really do prove that. We were overwhelmed by the delicious seafood and the cosy vibe you get when you sit outside on the bridge. Honest prices and the fish was so fresh, it almost dived back into the water.. So good we went there twice 😅 (the second time for takeaway)

Excellent Mediterranean food and the risotto is highly recommended. The spectacular view

Great food and although it's a self service (I don't mind, I came to pay for the food!!) people where super nice ♥️

We made the mistake of visiting this restaurant at the busiest time on a Saturday night. There was a queue that took us about half an hour to navigate, with no attempt at social distancing. The food is good. A wide range of seafood and fish dishes, served cantine style, then you take your tray of food and search for a table. There's plenty of table space, some under cover, and plenty outside. If you are lucky you can find a space on the bridge itself. Although the food is good, it is nothing special, and the price per plate is not significantly cheaper than a place with table service. So find for an evening out with the family, but won't win any points for a date.

The worst dinner in a restaurant I had in all my life. Probably the worst place to eat in Terracina, just a rip off, the food is not fresh ,probably is frozen food from far away not from the area,it's expensive, the staff put you under pressure for eat fast because they need the table for the next customer, they don't let you even finish your plate.

We wanted to eat here on our way to Rome, we came during a time that the restaurant is open according to google, but it wasn’t….. So.. maybe it’s good to call ahead…. Not the best impression….

We were looking for vegan food. The chef made specially for us a delicious vegan pasta. The staff was extremely nice and helpful. We will come back.

Very good interesting and beautiful food. Mario is very cheerful person, ready to speak with clients. Two times - and both super experience.

Nice atmosphere and setting. Knowledgeable host. Excellent presentation and imaginative food combinations. Definitely worth a visit

It is must visit place in Old Town. Personal is very helpfull and have good english. Dishes big enough and still very decorative and eyecatching.

Very good food, wonderful presentation, and great friendly staff. Would recommend.

A bit expensive, but it’s a fish restaurant.

Great pizza and so good. Keep up the great work see you soon

The pizzas were very good. Delicious dough with a good amount of topping. Prices are totally fair.

Rocco e Rollo is a nice pizzeria! The pizza is light, flavorful, and made with quality ingredients. The atmosphere is fun and relaxed, and the staff is friendly.

Good fire oven pizza, nice service. I ordered a mushroom pizza and asked if they are fresh, was told that they are. And for sure when I received the pizza was easy to see that they were from a can. Sadly. Other wise good

Really good Pizza :) We were a group of 3, arrived shortly after they opened. We were the only customers (not main tourist season). The staff was friendly, service was nice and fast. We had one Suppli (crispy fried rice ball with cheese stuffing) and 3 pizzas, the ones with "melanzane" tasted a little smokey (but really good). The pizzas are big with thin dough and the crust is crispy. They also have local wines in the fridge (Sant Andrea, 10/10 can recommend). Even the "skeptic" in our group enjoyed his meal. ;) The interior is more practical than pretty but everything was clean. Bonus point: We forgot an umbrella at the table, one of the guys came running after us and gave it back. Grazie mille!

The best pizza in town!!! We ordered a pizza from the guys here and we’re completely blown away by the speed it was prepared for us and the taste. Real treat. Highly recommend!

It was sooo busy that day and staff were not very efficient orders did not come quickly, like we ate but the drinks came later! Tomato sauce was a bit salty than usual, but the dough and ingredients are fresh.... it is supposed to be one of the best pizzeria The owner is very nice & welcoming the staff as well but need more experience

This place was great, my wife and I had our wedding ceremony and reception here and they did such an amazing job preparing everything, they took into account everyone with dietary restriction. They took very good care of taking care of us and all our guests and organizing the event. Amazing place Terracina has to offer and it really made Our special day the best and most memorable it could be 😁😁

just for the benefit of English-speaking visitors who might be considering trying this restaurant. we were booked in at the Grand Palace just a few hundred yards away. it was mid-October, certainly not the high-season. asked at the hotel about restaurants. they pointed toward Capannina and some others. Capannina was first and we were tired so we stopped. At first i thought we were on a movie set: no one there, everything dressed in white tablecloths, chair covers, draping, lamps, hangings, everything--white. They assured us that they were indeed open for dinner. This was about 8PM. So we sat at a table that would have had a beach view had it been daylight. Massimo (probably part owner, at least--he had on a $18000.00 Rolex watch), spoke English well and explained the menu so we understood everything including the few ''specials' that they were offering. So we ordered a few appetizers, and main courses. We thought we would be the only 4 in the place until people started arriving about 8:45. We had wine and then our starters. And then we waited, and waited.....and waited for our main courses. All the while, other tables were served and were eating. Finally our meal came and they were OK. 2 had fish....good but the potato wrapping was way to salty. 2 had the particular pasta that they recommended, also good. At this time there were about 25 people in the whole cavernous place. If it was daylight, i would have needed sunglasses to ease the whiteness of everything. So then we attempt to get the check. Italy is generally great in that you don't get the check until asking. We couldn't find anyone to ask. We waited 35 minutes for the check and another 15 minutes to present the credit cards. Total time for probably the worst meal of our 3 weeks in Italy: 2 hours 55 minutes. Really......can't believe we actually sat through this whole ordeal. But, as Americans, we didn't want to cause any problems and have people looking at us and cluck-clucking. As a final thought...I'd pass on this one.

Beautiful position and great for parties. Not sure I would like to dine there. Purely because a la carte diners are overshadowed by party goers and their disco.

This restaurant is in a beautiful place on the beach but the service and the price spoils the experience. Also the food is much less than average. Avoid it.

Very nice food in Terracina. Fair prices and very friendly people.

beautiful setting, seafood was also fairly good

Location e food quality excellent

I had been here twice as the guy from the till has apologised when I been the first time and I do believe that mistakes can happen so I did try the second time, unfortunately nothing changed. The first time we been requesting the meet to be cooked medium to well and it came medium rare with no flavour at all as in their menu proudly specified “carne irlandesa”, coming from Ireland the quality is lower than the cheapest Dunnes beef. When we asked the waiter about our meat he has replied “ what you wanted burned “ rude and with a very high level of voice. Nobody is asking you during dinner if is everything ok or if you need anything. The second time as I said before I do believe mistakes happen we were there again unfortunately the meet preparation was same with no exemptions. The service is not available at all, you are looked just to be taken the order and to pay the bill. With no any other interaction. I do believe that the costumers in this place should give the right feedback. Never again back

Was there last night group of 6. Very busy place. Price are really good and the quality of the food is good too. So sorry I didn’t take any photo too busy talking. Pizza maybe just little undercooked but I have to say very tasty. Very good customer service as well. Thanks for the hospitality

Best place in town to have meals and beers!!! They offer craft beers top quality, also top quality meals as buffalo meat, pizzas cooked on stones!! (very rare in Italy!! Usually pizzerias use classic wood ovens), excellent burgers and so on.. That's why during weekends (mainly Saturdays) you've long line and you need to reserve on the spot due too many people on the line. Great prices considered quality! Unfortunately the number of waiters isn't enough Saturdays so there's a little bit of waist of time waiting to order and then to eat. You've literally to call them more than one time to be served. Go early!!! Just for that 4*, otherwise it's a fully 5* place!!!

Excellent service, knowledgeable, caring, and service minded. Food is presented well and tastes delicious!

Very Good food

Great food and service. Large portions. Gets crowded at times and they don't take reservations.

Nice and friendly staff, beer is very good but food is nothing more than average

Interesting menu, great Italian food, great service. Brilliant

Enjoyed every minute, we had hard time to understand the menu, since it's not our language, the shef came to us for help and so,he cooked for us the way we asked. I took the mixed 🐟🐠 it was very very good and tasty. A nice and quiet 🤫 place,loved it💝

We knew it was a good fish restaurant but really did not expect such a high quality gourmet meal. We shall be back to try some of your meat dishes too. Amazing wine list charming and efficient service. Extremely comfortable atmosphere, just perfect. THANKYOU.

We found this place by accident and what a jewel. From the smoked salmon and cheese plate, the amazing warm foccocia bread and attentive waiter. Every dish was exquisite. Our palat was tantalized with many subtle flavors and textures. Our hats off to the chef and staff. Thank you

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(Translated by Google) We don't go to Terracina often, but we always go to La Lanterna. The staff is always friendly and accommodating, and we always feel welcome. The food is always great; the dishes are delicate and perfectly balanced. The cuisine is extremely good. As always, it was an experience. I recommend the restaurant 100% and it's a must-visit if you're in Terracina. Unfortunately, we found out that they're moving to a different location next year, up in the city center. That's a bitter loss for the city center, but fortunately, they don't just stop. (Original) Wir sind nicht oft in Terracina, aber ins La Lanterna gehen wir immer. Das Personal ist immer freundlich und zuvorkommend, wir fühlen uns immer willkommen. Das Essen ist immer toll, die Gerichte habe Finese und sind optimal abgestimmt. Die Küche ist extrem gut. Es war wie immer ein Erlebnis, Ich empfehle das Restaurant zu 100% und als Muss wenn man in Terracina ist. Leider haben wir mitbekommen, das man nächstes Jahr an einem anderen Ort ist, oben in Stadt. Das ist ein herber Verlust fürs Stadtzentrum, aber zum Glück hört man nicht einfach auf.

(Translated by Google) Raw fish presented with imagination. Service is good. Wine list is versatile. Owner and chef Angelo has imagination and gives very good wine advice. Just try it once. Parking can be a problem on weekends. (Original) Rauwe vis met fantasie gepresenteerd. Bediening is goed. Wijnkaart is veelzijdig. Eigenaar en chef Angelo heeft fantasie en geeft hele goede wijn adviezen. Gewoon een keertje proberen. In het weekend kan parkeren een probleem zijn.

The meat was perfectly cooked and also the side dishes had good quality! Prices generally in line with the quality

Very nice service, very kind and delicious food. The place is really cozy 👌🏽. A place that invite you to come back...

Lovely place. Delicious food. Excellent service. Reasonable prices.

Overall excellent food, the only limiting factory for a 5 star review was the relatively slow service and long waiting time

food quality is of high standard, great setting in the old historic part of town

Good service. Best steak in town. The cold fizzy red wine goes down well too.

Best bruschetta ever offered by the house, meat and service fantastic! Potatoes everything super good and great location!

Very good. Per two-person, the main course was enough, for this our dish were full, and it was excellent "Spaghetti alle vongole". The quality-price ratio was very right. The bill was around 100 € because the Orata with potatoes was tasty but a lot (1Kg/60€) and some white wine. The only flaw was too noisy and personnel wasn't too prepared, concluding with local insider was really roughing.

I really enjoyed this restaurant, a specially the see food it was very fresh, staff warr amazing and the place has an old look to it very nice, its a taste of Italian food at its best.

Not meant to be a fancy place, but it does its job. Pasta portions are huge, I recommend the vongole option which was really good even though swimming in oil. Fried fish is also good, but not as generous portions; frittura di paranza much better compared to the calamari one. Service could be improved, those girls could throw a smile here and there. With 20 EUR/person it's possible to get a complete meal. Surprisingly, no credit cards accepted whatsoever.

Overcrowded and badly organized. Staff don't have a clue what is going on in the kitchen. The line of people waiting is badly managed by staff so guests try to get any table as soon as they can. Total caos. The cooks come air of the kitchen and sit down at the tables while customers are waiting for a seat in the line. Avoid this place! They do not know what they are doing! No idea of hospitality!!!!

Too loud, lousy live music played by nosy makers that can be classified more as noisy than music....and consequentially you can imagine what sort of people you can find in there ....

Avoid this place! Mussolini pictures on the wall hailing the Duce...food comes in absurdly huge portions, service is cold and indifferent...

Casual local spot with great seafood. The menu options seems to have gotten smaller and the prices higher?

It is easy to use the Ciampino Airlink service to get in and out to Roma Termini. It is very affordable. Taxi costs around €30. The airport is not too big, so the traffic isn’t bad. It didn’t take long for us to get through security check and immigration. Also the Ryanair check in didn’t take long. The toilets are very clean here and very tap provides tap water. There are McDonald’s, different deli shops here. They are def more expensive than in the city. There are quite some ATMs/cash points around. One is from Unicredit group so I don’t think it will charge ATM fees like EURONET. The immigration officials are very nice, especially the one from the UK. It would be even better if they could provide some child facilities.

For those still unsure if it’s possible to spend the night (August 2025): From like 10/11 pm the DEPARTURES are CLOSED, you can wait in the ARRIVALS. Someone will come and check your boarding passes. However at 3am you HAVE TO move to the departures hall, at 4am the security checks begin and then you can go through and have access to cafés with drinks and foods. There is nowhere to sleep but on the floor basically, and there is bright light all night. So we stayed up all night but then I wasn’t feeling all that great during our flight so I wouldn’t really recommend it. But it’s doable. Otherwise I think the airport is fine, I had no problems.

My recent experience at Giovan Battista Pastine International Airport offered a truly unique start to my Roman adventure! While my flight schedule had an unforeseen adjustment, I found it an opportunity to embrace the local atmosphere. The boarding process was certainly memorable: a proactive transition to a spacious, sun-drenched 'greenhouse' area, where one can truly bask in the Roman warmth at 36 degrees. A highly immersive waiting experience, quite distinct from typical airport lounges! The airport staff, though efficient, maintained a wonderfully discreet presence, adding to the streamlined flow. It's clear that while the airport provides the infrastructure, flight operations are the airline's domain. For any specific queries, their helpful team directs you to the airline or their online suggestions form. If you appreciate a robust, distinctly Roman start to your journey, embracing both the sun and efficient, if unconventional, processes, this airport provides a memorable send-off!

So this is just for Ryannair? Then perfect! Not busy at all, easy to get through. Walked right out for our taxi within Aurelian walls. Departing: two of our party did have to get pulled aside for swipes but not like other major airports. There was the usual duty free shops. There were counters for Lavazzo coffee, pizza, and salads, reasonably priced for an airport; their auto-screens did not appear to work well, so you would have to stand in queue. There was a kiosk for McDonalds, not counter service; they delivered from another location. There are toilets before passport control but there are also others past. For our gate B1, it was on a lower level floor. The gate areas was very crowded, and there were only a couple of people in the lounge around the corner. We did have to take bus in and out for our plane.

I arrived at the airport around 2am, flight was not until 7.45am, security asked for tickets and then let me in, not super comfy, but still good. Saw a lady have an issue with expired travel document but the airport staff handled it really well. Staff were really nice.

Not really a fan of small airports so I didnt really like this one. Also the connection to the Rome City Centre could be better cause as of today you need to take the bus to Ciampino and then a 15m train ride to Rome, which isnt very convenient as a direct train from airport for example.

This is a small and very efficient airport One just need to make sure get the right transportation to n from the airport Very clean, well designed n clear signs everywhere Gate A and B (international) only 🛃 is easy and quick The toilets are well designed and clean! Keep up the great work team members 👍👍👍🙏🏻💯👏🏻