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killed between Sicily and Rome. Those missing in action, 3,194 of them, sleep in
unknown graves. A visit to these cemeteries is sobering.
If you, like the Roman emperors, want to escape the rigors of Rome or, on the
other hand, wish to pay tribute to fallen comrades, Anzio extends a warm and
pleasant welcome to all.
Rome (Roma)—Anzio
Depart Rome Termini
Monday-Saturday: 0507, 0607, 0714, 0821, 0942, then hourly until 2042, then
2136; Sunday: 0714, 0821, 0942, 1142, 1342, 1442, 1642, 1842, 1942, and 2136.
Depart Anzio
Monday-Saturday: 1312, 1412, then hourly until 2012, then 2202; Sunday: 1514,
1712, 1812, 2012, and 2202.
2nd class only
Journey time: 60-68 minutes
Distance: 35 miles (57 km)
Because of the city's proximity to Rome and frequent train connections, rail trav-
elers might consider accommodations in the area during their visit. Anzio, togeth-
er with the neighboring sea resorts stretching southward to it from Lido dei Pini,
can offer a wide selection of housing amenities and accommodations. If interested,
contact Anzio's tourist information office. For details and rates, Tel: [phone];
Fax: [phone]. For a longer stay, villas and apartments are available for rent
at moderate rates.
Commuter trains depart the Roma Termini frequently for Anzio. For complete
information regarding train service, check the Partenze (departure) information
board in the main hall of Roma Termini.
Anzio is listed in the Roma-Nettuno section. It is one stop before Nettuno and
the end of the line. Nettuno is where the American beachhead was established in
World War II. Tell the train conductor about your destination, and he or she will be
glad to alert you to the correct stop.
Upon arrival in Anzio, you will find directions for reaching Nettuno and the Amer-
ican Military Cemetery posted inside the train station; before proceeding, check