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1. www.rome.net › ostia-anticaOstia Antica - Opening hours, tickets and how to get there

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   Unless you have a car or wish to book a guided tour, Ostia Antica is very close to Rome and is easy to get to by public transport. To get there using public transportation take the metro (line B) and get off at Piramide.

2. www.rometoolkit.com › whattodo › ostia_anticaVisiting Ostia Antica from Rome: public transport, what is there?

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   It is very easy to visit Ostia Antica independently from Rome. A suburban commuter train service runs several times an hour to the coast and stops at Ostia Antica station. It starts at Ostiense which is twinned with the Piramide Metro station in the south-west of the city.

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   How to get to Ostia Antica?

   • Unless you have a car or wish to book a guided tour, Ostia Antica is very close to Rome and is easy to get to by public transport. To get there using public transportation take the metro (line B) and get off at Piramide. Here, take the Roma Lido commuter train to Ostia Antica. Once at the station, all you have to do is follow the crowd.

   Ostia Antica - Opening hours, tickets and how to get there

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   Where is Ostia Antica?

   • The town was abandoned and buried for over ten centuries until it was rediscovered. Nowadays, Ostia Antica is a large archaeological site. Located just 19 miles (30 km) west of Rome and on the River Tiber. During ancient Rome it was one of the most thriving cities in the region thanks to its status as Rome’s harbour city.

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   How far is Ostia Antica from Rome?

   • Ostia Antica, a 45-minute Metro/commuter-train ride away from Rome, offers ancient thrills to rival Pompeii (which is four hours south of Rome). Wandering around the ruins today, you can see the remains of the docks, warehouses, apartment flats, mansions, shopping arcades, and baths — all giving a peek at Roman lifestyles.

   Ostia Antica: A Peek into Ancient Rome by Rick Steves

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   Why was Ostia Antica founded?

   • Legend has it that Ostia Antica was founded at the mouth of the Tiber in the 7th century BC by king Ancus Marciusto to protect Rome from attacks coming via the sea. Once established, the port took on commercial functions associated with supplying Rome with food.

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4. rome.us › how-to-get › to-ostia-antica-by-trainHow to get to Ostia Antica from Rome by Train?

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   The journey from Rome to Ostia Antica takes 25 minutes by train. Depending on the address of your hotel, the whole trip can take 1 to 1.5 hours. In this guide, I will show you step by step what the train ride looks like starting from the Porta San Paolo station to the ticket offices of the Ostia Antica museum complex.

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5. rome.us › day-trips-from-rome › ostia-anticaOstia Antica Ruins: Opening Hours, Tickets, How to Get from Rome

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   Public transport is the most economical way to get to the archaeological site of Ostia Antica from Rome. Since Ostia is part of the metropolis, a 1.5-euro city ticket is enough for the trip, which is valid for 100 minutes. First, you must get to Pyramide metro station (blue line B).

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7. www.tripsavvy.com › ostia-antica-travel-guide-1508731Ostia Antica Visitor Guide - TripSavvy

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   Jul 27, 2019 · To get to Ostia Antica, take the tram, bus, or Metro line B to the Piramide stop. Exit the metro, turn left and look for the Porto San Paolo station, where you’ll see a different set of tracks. These are trains heading to the beach, Roma-Lido.

8. www.ricksteves.com › ostia-antica-near-romeOstia Antica: A Peek into Ancient Rome by Rick Steves

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   Ostia Antica, a 45-minute Metro/commuter-train ride away from Rome, offers ancient thrills to rival Pompeii (which is four hours south of Rome). Wandering around the ruins today, you can see the remains of the docks, warehouses, apartment flats, mansions, shopping arcades, and baths — all giving a peek at Roman lifestyles.

9. mamalovesrome.com › how-to-visit-ostia-anticaHow to visit Ostia Antica (and why you should add it to your ...

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   Apr 1, 2019 · written by marta April 1, 2019. Discover how to visit Ostia Antica from Rome with this practical travel guide packed with information and tips on how to get to Ostia Antica, what to see and why you should add this wonderful day trip to any Rome itinerary. Ostia antica: entrance to the borgo.