Pick-up of participants from their places of accommodation and departure for Civitavecchia (the city founded by Emperor Trajan in 106–110 AD).
Today, it is one of the most strategic harbors in the Tyrrhenian Sea, both industrially and for tourism.
Fort Michelangelo, the historic old town and the waterfront, with its variety of colors and aromas, are all very interesting.
Arrival at the Ficoncella thermal baths, already known to the Etruscans for the healing qualities of their hot, sulfur-rich waters.
Events throughout history have made the baths famous worldwide.
- Garibaldi moved to a rural house near the thermal baths to treat his arthritis.
To this day, many famous athletes have visited the baths to heal their bodies and injuries.
Immersing yourself in the Ficoncella pools tones the body, and when you emerge, you feel rejuvenated.
In the early afternoon, we will continue with a panoramic tour of the city, visiting the Cathedral of St. Francis and the historic seafaring alleyways, and then relaxing with a drink on the city's waterfront.
