Neighboring Anzio on the Lazio coast, Nettuno pairs a well-preserved medieval fortress and old town with wide sandy beaches, making it a favorite seaside escape from Rome.
Why Visit Nettuno
Nettuno combines a charming walled medieval quarter with some of the best beaches near Rome, along with significant WWII history at its nearby American military cemetery.
Top Experiences
- Forte Sangallo: Tour this well-preserved 15th-century fortress overlooking Nettuno’s old town and harbor.
- Nettuno Old Town: Wander the walled medieval quarter, with narrow streets leading down to the sea.
- Sicily-Rome American Cemetery: Visit this WWII cemetery, one of the largest American military cemeteries in Europe, just outside Nettuno.
- Nettuno Beaches: Relax on the town’s long sandy beaches, among the most popular near Rome.
- Nettuno Harbor: Watch fishing boats come and go at this small working harbor beneath the fortress walls.

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Practical Tips
- Nettuno and Anzio are within walking distance of each other and are easily combined in a single day trip.
- The American Cemetery is free to visit and offers a moving, well-maintained memorial to WWII soldiers.
- Nettuno’s beaches tend to be slightly less crowded than those directly in Anzio.
FAQ
What is Nettuno known for?
Nettuno is known for its medieval fortress, sandy beaches, and the nearby Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
Is Nettuno near Anzio?
Yes, Nettuno directly borders Anzio and the two towns are often visited together.
How far is Nettuno from Rome?
Nettuno is about 55 kilometers from Rome, roughly an hour by train or car.

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