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Attraction
4.3
(132 Customer Reviews)
Attraction
4.3
(132 Customer Reviews)
Tickets to Ostia Archeological Park
Explore ancient Ostia’s ruins at your own pace and see Roman mosaics, a theatre and historic baths near Rome.
Explore at your own pace
Mobile ticket
Tickets to Ostia Archeological Park
Explore ancient Ostia’s ruins at your own pace and see Roman mosaics, a theatre and historic baths near Rome.
Explore at your own pace
Mobile ticket
Tickets to Ostia Archeological Park
Explore ancient Ostia’s ruins at your own pace and see Roman mosaics, a theatre and historic baths near Rome.
Explore at your own pace
Mobile ticket
Highlights
Discover the vast archaeological site of Ostia Antica just outside Rome
Wander through remarkably preserved Roman houses, temples, and public baths
Marvel at original frescoes and intricate mosaic floors
Visit a grand ancient theatre still hosting events in summer
What’s Included
Entrance ticket to Ostia Archeological Park
Journey into Ancient Rome at Ostia Archeological Park
Step back through time and explore the heart of an ancient Roman port city with entry to the expansive Ostia Archeological Park, located a short journey from Rome. Once serving as the city's thriving harbour, Ostia Antica offers a glimpse into the daily life and architectural prowess of the Roman Empire. This impressive archaeological area covers over 100 hectares and provides an unparalleled window into the past, far from the bustle of Rome's city center.
Historical Background
Ostia Antica, named after its location at the mouth of the Tiber River, was founded to provide Rome with easy access to commerce and trade. Over centuries, the city flourished as a vital commercial hub before declining as the river silted up. Although now some distance from the sea due to changes in the coastline, Ostia’s remarkable ruins remain nestled among quiet greenery.
Exploring the Park
With your ticket, stroll through streets lined with ancient structures and discover iconic Roman buildings. The impressive theatre, originally seating 4,000 people, still hosts performances during the summer months. Marvel at elaborately decorated homes, public baths, temples and shops featuring mosaics and wall paintings. Pause to imagine daily Roman life as you pass by communal spaces and remnants of bustling marketplaces.
Must-See Highlights
The Theatre: A large, semi-circular structure that once was the centre for entertainment, still in use today for events.
Baths of Neptune: Featuring magnificent mosaic work depicting mythological scenes.
Forum: The political and social core of ancient Ostia.
Public Baths: Well-preserved bath complexes illustrating communal life and ancient engineering.
Shops and Taverns: Glimpses into daily trade and socialising in the Roman era.
Visitor Experience
Paths throughout the park can be uneven, so comfortable footwear is recommended. The area is largely open-air, inviting visitors to bring sun protection and water. Well-placed signage and informative displays help enrich your exploration, and audio guides may be available on-site for a deeper understanding of the site’s story. Dogs on leashes are welcome, so feel free to bring your furry friend for a walk through history.
Plan Your Visit
The Ostia Archeological Park offers a peaceful and scenic setting to enjoy at your own pace. Whether you are a history enthusiast, architecture lover or simply seeking a unique day trip from Rome, this park provides the perfect escape. Explore the atmospherically preserved ruins, take in the silence that now defines these ancient roads and uncover fascinating details as you wander freely.
Note the park is closed on Mondays and certain holidays, and opening times vary by season.
Book your Tickets to Ostia Archeological Park now!
Stay on marked paths to protect historical remains
Keep pets leashed at all times
Drone use is not allowed
Avoid touching or climbing on ruins
Dispose of litter only in designated bins
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Closed 08:30am - 07:00pm 08:30am - 07:00pm 08:30am - 07:00pm 08:30am - 07:00pm 08:30am - 07:00pm 08:30am - 07:00pm
What are the park’s opening hours?
Ostia Archeological Park is open from Tuesday to Sunday. Opening times vary seasonally so check ahead before your visit. It is closed on Mondays and some holidays.
Is there parking available?
Parking is typically available near the entrance to the archaeological site. Arrive early during peak times to secure a spot.
Can I bring my dog to the park?
Yes, small dogs are allowed provided they are kept on a leash throughout your visit.
Is the site accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Some areas have uneven surfaces that may be difficult to access with wheelchairs or strollers. Comfortable shoes are recommended for all visitors.
Are there restrooms and refreshments available?
Restrooms can be found close to the main entrance and at other points within the site. There may be a café or vending options available, but bringing your own water is advisable.
Park is closed on Mondays and select holidays
Wear sturdy shoes due to uneven paths
Last entrance is one hour before closing
Small dogs allowed with a leash; drones are not permitted
Bring water, a sun hat and sunscreen during warmer months
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
Viale dei Romagnoli 717
Highlights
Discover the vast archaeological site of Ostia Antica just outside Rome
Wander through remarkably preserved Roman houses, temples, and public baths
Marvel at original frescoes and intricate mosaic floors
Visit a grand ancient theatre still hosting events in summer
What’s Included
Entrance ticket to Ostia Archeological Park
Journey into Ancient Rome at Ostia Archeological Park
Step back through time and explore the heart of an ancient Roman port city with entry to the expansive Ostia Archeological Park, located a short journey from Rome. Once serving as the city's thriving harbour, Ostia Antica offers a glimpse into the daily life and architectural prowess of the Roman Empire. This impressive archaeological area covers over 100 hectares and provides an unparalleled window into the past, far from the bustle of Rome's city center.
Historical Background
Ostia Antica, named after its location at the mouth of the Tiber River, was founded to provide Rome with easy access to commerce and trade. Over centuries, the city flourished as a vital commercial hub before declining as the river silted up. Although now some distance from the sea due to changes in the coastline, Ostia’s remarkable ruins remain nestled among quiet greenery.
Exploring the Park
With your ticket, stroll through streets lined with ancient structures and discover iconic Roman buildings. The impressive theatre, originally seating 4,000 people, still hosts performances during the summer months. Marvel at elaborately decorated homes, public baths, temples and shops featuring mosaics and wall paintings. Pause to imagine daily Roman life as you pass by communal spaces and remnants of bustling marketplaces.
Must-See Highlights
The Theatre: A large, semi-circular structure that once was the centre for entertainment, still in use today for events.
Baths of Neptune: Featuring magnificent mosaic work depicting mythological scenes.
Forum: The political and social core of ancient Ostia.
Public Baths: Well-preserved bath complexes illustrating communal life and ancient engineering.
Shops and Taverns: Glimpses into daily trade and socialising in the Roman era.
Visitor Experience
Paths throughout the park can be uneven, so comfortable footwear is recommended. The area is largely open-air, inviting visitors to bring sun protection and water. Well-placed signage and informative displays help enrich your exploration, and audio guides may be available on-site for a deeper understanding of the site’s story. Dogs on leashes are welcome, so feel free to bring your furry friend for a walk through history.
Plan Your Visit
The Ostia Archeological Park offers a peaceful and scenic setting to enjoy at your own pace. Whether you are a history enthusiast, architecture lover or simply seeking a unique day trip from Rome, this park provides the perfect escape. Explore the atmospherically preserved ruins, take in the silence that now defines these ancient roads and uncover fascinating details as you wander freely.
Note the park is closed on Mondays and certain holidays, and opening times vary by season.
Book your Tickets to Ostia Archeological Park now!
Stay on marked paths to protect historical remains
Keep pets leashed at all times
Drone use is not allowed
Avoid touching or climbing on ruins
Dispose of litter only in designated bins
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Closed 08:30am - 07:00pm 08:30am - 07:00pm 08:30am - 07:00pm 08:30am - 07:00pm 08:30am - 07:00pm 08:30am - 07:00pm
What are the park’s opening hours?
Ostia Archeological Park is open from Tuesday to Sunday. Opening times vary seasonally so check ahead before your visit. It is closed on Mondays and some holidays.
Is there parking available?
Parking is typically available near the entrance to the archaeological site. Arrive early during peak times to secure a spot.
Can I bring my dog to the park?
Yes, small dogs are allowed provided they are kept on a leash throughout your visit.
Is the site accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Some areas have uneven surfaces that may be difficult to access with wheelchairs or strollers. Comfortable shoes are recommended for all visitors.
Are there restrooms and refreshments available?
Restrooms can be found close to the main entrance and at other points within the site. There may be a café or vending options available, but bringing your own water is advisable.
Park is closed on Mondays and select holidays
Wear sturdy shoes due to uneven paths
Last entrance is one hour before closing
Small dogs allowed with a leash; drones are not permitted
Bring water, a sun hat and sunscreen during warmer months
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
Viale dei Romagnoli 717
Highlights
Discover the vast archaeological site of Ostia Antica just outside Rome
Wander through remarkably preserved Roman houses, temples, and public baths
Marvel at original frescoes and intricate mosaic floors
Visit a grand ancient theatre still hosting events in summer
What’s Included
Entrance ticket to Ostia Archeological Park
Journey into Ancient Rome at Ostia Archeological Park
Step back through time and explore the heart of an ancient Roman port city with entry to the expansive Ostia Archeological Park, located a short journey from Rome. Once serving as the city's thriving harbour, Ostia Antica offers a glimpse into the daily life and architectural prowess of the Roman Empire. This impressive archaeological area covers over 100 hectares and provides an unparalleled window into the past, far from the bustle of Rome's city center.
Historical Background
Ostia Antica, named after its location at the mouth of the Tiber River, was founded to provide Rome with easy access to commerce and trade. Over centuries, the city flourished as a vital commercial hub before declining as the river silted up. Although now some distance from the sea due to changes in the coastline, Ostia’s remarkable ruins remain nestled among quiet greenery.
Exploring the Park
With your ticket, stroll through streets lined with ancient structures and discover iconic Roman buildings. The impressive theatre, originally seating 4,000 people, still hosts performances during the summer months. Marvel at elaborately decorated homes, public baths, temples and shops featuring mosaics and wall paintings. Pause to imagine daily Roman life as you pass by communal spaces and remnants of bustling marketplaces.
Must-See Highlights
The Theatre: A large, semi-circular structure that once was the centre for entertainment, still in use today for events.
Baths of Neptune: Featuring magnificent mosaic work depicting mythological scenes.
Forum: The political and social core of ancient Ostia.
Public Baths: Well-preserved bath complexes illustrating communal life and ancient engineering.
Shops and Taverns: Glimpses into daily trade and socialising in the Roman era.
Visitor Experience
Paths throughout the park can be uneven, so comfortable footwear is recommended. The area is largely open-air, inviting visitors to bring sun protection and water. Well-placed signage and informative displays help enrich your exploration, and audio guides may be available on-site for a deeper understanding of the site’s story. Dogs on leashes are welcome, so feel free to bring your furry friend for a walk through history.
Plan Your Visit
The Ostia Archeological Park offers a peaceful and scenic setting to enjoy at your own pace. Whether you are a history enthusiast, architecture lover or simply seeking a unique day trip from Rome, this park provides the perfect escape. Explore the atmospherically preserved ruins, take in the silence that now defines these ancient roads and uncover fascinating details as you wander freely.
Note the park is closed on Mondays and certain holidays, and opening times vary by season.
Book your Tickets to Ostia Archeological Park now!
Park is closed on Mondays and select holidays
Wear sturdy shoes due to uneven paths
Last entrance is one hour before closing
Small dogs allowed with a leash; drones are not permitted
Bring water, a sun hat and sunscreen during warmer months
Stay on marked paths to protect historical remains
Keep pets leashed at all times
Drone use is not allowed
Avoid touching or climbing on ruins
Dispose of litter only in designated bins
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
Viale dei Romagnoli 717
Highlights
Discover the vast archaeological site of Ostia Antica just outside Rome
Wander through remarkably preserved Roman houses, temples, and public baths
Marvel at original frescoes and intricate mosaic floors
Visit a grand ancient theatre still hosting events in summer
What’s Included
Entrance ticket to Ostia Archeological Park
Journey into Ancient Rome at Ostia Archeological Park
Step back through time and explore the heart of an ancient Roman port city with entry to the expansive Ostia Archeological Park, located a short journey from Rome. Once serving as the city's thriving harbour, Ostia Antica offers a glimpse into the daily life and architectural prowess of the Roman Empire. This impressive archaeological area covers over 100 hectares and provides an unparalleled window into the past, far from the bustle of Rome's city center.
Historical Background
Ostia Antica, named after its location at the mouth of the Tiber River, was founded to provide Rome with easy access to commerce and trade. Over centuries, the city flourished as a vital commercial hub before declining as the river silted up. Although now some distance from the sea due to changes in the coastline, Ostia’s remarkable ruins remain nestled among quiet greenery.
Exploring the Park
With your ticket, stroll through streets lined with ancient structures and discover iconic Roman buildings. The impressive theatre, originally seating 4,000 people, still hosts performances during the summer months. Marvel at elaborately decorated homes, public baths, temples and shops featuring mosaics and wall paintings. Pause to imagine daily Roman life as you pass by communal spaces and remnants of bustling marketplaces.
Must-See Highlights
The Theatre: A large, semi-circular structure that once was the centre for entertainment, still in use today for events.
Baths of Neptune: Featuring magnificent mosaic work depicting mythological scenes.
Forum: The political and social core of ancient Ostia.
Public Baths: Well-preserved bath complexes illustrating communal life and ancient engineering.
Shops and Taverns: Glimpses into daily trade and socialising in the Roman era.
Visitor Experience
Paths throughout the park can be uneven, so comfortable footwear is recommended. The area is largely open-air, inviting visitors to bring sun protection and water. Well-placed signage and informative displays help enrich your exploration, and audio guides may be available on-site for a deeper understanding of the site’s story. Dogs on leashes are welcome, so feel free to bring your furry friend for a walk through history.
Plan Your Visit
The Ostia Archeological Park offers a peaceful and scenic setting to enjoy at your own pace. Whether you are a history enthusiast, architecture lover or simply seeking a unique day trip from Rome, this park provides the perfect escape. Explore the atmospherically preserved ruins, take in the silence that now defines these ancient roads and uncover fascinating details as you wander freely.
Note the park is closed on Mondays and certain holidays, and opening times vary by season.
Book your Tickets to Ostia Archeological Park now!
Park is closed on Mondays and select holidays
Wear sturdy shoes due to uneven paths
Last entrance is one hour before closing
Small dogs allowed with a leash; drones are not permitted
Bring water, a sun hat and sunscreen during warmer months
Stay on marked paths to protect historical remains
Keep pets leashed at all times
Drone use is not allowed
Avoid touching or climbing on ruins
Dispose of litter only in designated bins
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
Viale dei Romagnoli 717
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