On Lungomare Toscanelli at Lido di Ostia. Half an hour from central Rome, by car or on the Roma–Lido train.
Every day from 8:30
Aperitivo from 6pm
Lido di Ostia is Rome’s own seaside. Half an hour from the historic centre, and you can get here by train without a car.
Parking along the seafront, a cycle path right outside and bike racks at the entrance.
Take the Roma–Lido train from Piramide to Lido Centro, then it's a five minute walk towards the sea. The ticket is a standard Rome public transport ticket. By car, take Via del Mare or Via Cristoforo Colombo to Lungomare Toscanelli.
No. The Roma–Lido train runs from Piramide, which is on Metro line B, and Lido Centro station is five minutes away on foot.
Along Lungomare Toscanelli and in the side streets. There's also a cycle path right outside, with bike racks at the entrance.
It's the closest sea to the city and you can do it without a car. Many people pair it with the Roman ruins of Ostia Antica, ten minutes away.
Every day from 8:30 until late. Lunch from 1pm, pizza from 5pm, aperitivo from 6pm, dinner in the evening.
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