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Rome, Civitavecchia, Italy FRANCE © 2011 maps.com © 2011 Rome r r a n e a n S e a d i t e M e Rome, Civitavecchia, Italy ALGERIA 48 Via della Conciliazione 61 Via della Conciliazione 13A Via del Cardello PORT EXPLORER and SHOPPING GUIDE ROME ROME ROME GENERAL INFORMATION Rome, the ‘Eternal City’, capital of spaghetti in a tangy tomato and bacon sauce. Osso Bucco is popular, Italy and the Catholic Church, is a modern, lively and fashionable city. a casserole of veal shin, flavored with garlic, tomatoes and wine. For It lies roughly in the center of the region of Lazio (Latium), between dessert try Ricotta Cake, a form of cheesecake, or Zuppa Inglese; 23 Piazza Barberini 48 Via Paola the Tyrr henian Sea to the west and the Apen nine Moun tains to the a liqueur soaked sponge, covered with a custard, similar to English 27/29 Via Paolo VI east. The Tiber River curves through the City and Ancient Rome is Trifle. ROME ROME ROME situated on the left bank, as are the original Seven Hills of Rome and Through-out Italy there can be found many coffee bars, often without the more modern shopping areas, while the Vatican City is on the seating, where Espresso or Capuccino are the thing to drink. The lo- right bank of the Tiber. cal wine is Frascati, a light, dry white wine from the region just to the Many Romans today are employed in tourist related industries, as south of Rome. Bottled water is recommended. Roma, Galleria A. Sordi Roma, Piazza Fiume The ultimate spot for shopping leisure. Spaces The ultimate spot for shopping leisure. The most prestigious brands in men’s and women’s fashion. well as in government, film-making and some other small-scale in- have recently been redesigned to boast Cosmetics and homeware in a high class shopping LOCAL CURRENCY The unit of currency in this port of call is the an exclusive style and to deliver the most experience with a perfect mix of quality and variety. dustries. The citizens of Rome still enjoy a relaxed way of life, and live prestigious brands in fashion and perfectly Don’t miss piazza Fiume point of sale, with its new edited women’s and men’s wear. Together with fashion oers for contemporary woman and its and love life to the fullest. It is believed locally that on the last day of euro. a vast selection of accessories, underwear whole oor devoted to perfumes and accessories and cosmetics which makes shopping here a with the best brands of fashion. And for a savoury break visit the gourmet area featuring the well- the world the Romans will throw a great farewell party, a gastronomic truly excellent experience. Show this map at la known De Santis sandwiches. Show this map at la Rinascente store in Roma Galleria A. Sordi to Rinascente store in Roma Piazza Fiume to receive POST OFFICE AND TELEPHONE FACILITIES The main receive 10% o * on your purchases. 10% o * on your purchases. feast with wine flowing from the City’s many fountains – “La Dolce * Valid except for regional restriction regulations and only on brands * Valid except for regional restriction regulations and only on brands Post Office in Civitavecchia is located on Via Giordano Bruno II.There which support the initiative. The discount cannot be combined with which support the initiative. The discount cannot be combined with Vita!”. other promotions. Valid until December 31st, 2011. other promotions and does not apply on the gourmet area on 6th oor. Valid until December 31st, 2011. is also a Post Office within the Vatican City walls. Rome is unique because of its many fine buildings that span so many Most public telephones accept coins, tokens and telephone cards centuries of history and it is richer in masterpieces, both architectural which can be purchased at Tobacconists. To make a call using AT&T and artistic, than most any other city in the World. and MCI, a token is required, which will be returned after the call. According to legend, Romulus and Remus, twin sons of the War God; Mars and Rhea, a Vestal Virgin, were abandoned as babies and brought TOURIST INFORMATION The main EPT (Rome Provincial up by a She-Wolf. They grew up to lead a band of outlaws and adventur- Tourist) Office is on Via Parigi. There is also an EPT booth at the Ter- ers before Romulus killed his brother and founded Rome in 753 B.C. mini Station. The Tourist Information Office in Civitavecchia is located on Via le Garibaldi. SHORE EXCURSIONS To make the most of your visit to Civi- VAT Most stores participate in the Value Added Tax program in which Non-European citi- tavecchia, Rome and their surrounding areas we suggest you take TRANSPORTATION A few taxis will be available at the Pier. It Look for this sign or flag in zens may be entitled to reclaim a portion or all of the taxes paid (depending on the total pur- all of our preferred shops. chase price). It is your responsibility to inquire as to whether or not the store participates in one of our organized Shore Excursions. For information concerning is important to negotiate a fare before departing, although most taxi tour content and pricing consult your Shore Excursion Brochure or drivers will accept U.S. Dollars. Beware of “similar” signs VAT refund program if the purchase qualifies for a refund. contact the Shore Excursion Desk. When going ashore, be advised at store fronts. GloBAL BLUE Shop where you see this Global Blue - Tax Free Shop- The Civitavecchia train station is on Viale Repubblica and in Rome, to take with you only necessary items and secure any valuables on- If the store is not men- ping sign and ask for your tax refund receipt. To qualify, there are minimum the most convenient station is Termini. The distance from the ship’s board. tioned on this map, then amounts, per store, per day, so please ask the retailer for details. Show your berth to the Civitavecchia train station is approximately 1 mile. the store is not part of our purchases and Global Blue receipts to Customs officials when leaving the LOCAL CUSTOMS Bargaining: Most items have fixed prices, but program! EU. Have your Global checks stamped and collect your cash at the Global TAX FREE USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Blue cash refund office. it may be possible to get a discount on a large purchase. It is normal to bargain at markets, except for food items. Yes • Si No • No Tipping: Generally a 10% service charge is added to restaurant bills, Good Day • Buon Giorno Port EXPlorer & SHOPPing MAP Guarantee Shop with confidence as all the merchants on our Preferred Shopping Program however, as this amount doesn’t all go to the waiter, it is normal to have been carefully selected and that each offers a 60 day guarantee to our cruise line guests. This guarantee is for repairs and exchanges. Please Good-bye • Arrivederci note the following conditions apply to the guarantee: Guest negligence or buyer’s regret is excluded. Price paid for merchandise or verbal claims/ offer a 5% tip to the waiter in addition to any service charge. For taxi Thank-you • Grazie agreements between merchant and guests will not be grounds for returns. Only jewelry appraisals from gem laboratories or independent graduate drivers, a 5 – 10% tip is acceptable. You’re Welcome • Prego gemologist appraisers not affiliated with jewelry retailer, or rug appraisals from certified non-commercial carpet experts will be considered for valua- tion claims. Watches and other brand merchandise may not be returned as they carry International brand warranties. Guests are responsible for all LOCAL CUISINE AND DRINK SPecialties There are postage returns and appraisal fees. many varieties of pasta available with a wide range of sauces, Bu- Please contact us at [email protected] if any queries arise after your purchase from our preferred shops on shore. We will do our best catini all’amatricana is one example associated with Rome, a thick to facilitate a solution on your behalf. This information has been compiled for the convenience of our guests and is intended solely for that purpose. While we work to ensure that the information contained herein is correct, we cannot accept responsibility for any changes that may have taken place since printing. © RCCL 2011. All rights reserved. 1 2 3 4 5 The SHOPPING and DINING in ROME 6 7 Aloschi Bros. © 2011 MOSAIC CAPRIOTTI LE TERME DEL COLOSSEO L’OLIMPO - 23 Piazza Barberini OPERA - 48 Via Paola 8 E 65 Via della Conciliazione L 13A Via del Cardello M This rooftop restaurant is located in the N Located at Castel Sant’Angelo, next 9 Capriotti has over twenty years of experience in offering shop- Culinary art in the heart of Roman his- heart of the Eternal City in the Hotel Ber- door to the Pope’s residence, this res- 10 pers the best selection of religious articles and Italian crafts. tory. Meet our fine staff ready to serve nini Bristol. From its height it ensures one taurant is perched in a truly spectacu- Our store also has Vatican coins, chains and medals in silver you traditional as well as new and of the most exclusive and breathtaking lar setting, built on two floors where 11 and 18k gold. Capriotti is located in St. Peter’s Square, just in unique cuisine. An extensive wine views of Rome, offering both inside and one can dine in different rooms. The 12 front of the Pope’s window in the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace.
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