Formia
In the province of Latina, Lazio · 19 m above sea level · population 36,807
Formia is a city and comune in the province of Latina, on the Mediterranean coast of Lazio, Italy. It is located halfway between Rome and Naples, and lies on the Roman-era Appian Way.
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Getting there
By car
160.8 km, about 2h 11min, from Rome Termini station by road.
By bus
COTRAL, the regional bus company. Bus stop: Stazione FS, 200 m from the centre. 61 buses call at this stop on a Saturday.
COTRAL timetable valid until 8 November 2026. Check the journey on the COTRAL website before you set off.
By train
Nearest station: Formia-Gaeta, 200 m from the centre.
What to see
Roman Port of villa Mamurra
villa
Opening hours: Mon–Sun open 24 hoursopen in Google Maps ↗
Torre di Castellone
castle
Opening hours: Mon–Sun open 24 hoursopen in Google Maps ↗
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Formia
museum
Opening hours: Mon closed · Tue 08:30–19:30 · Wed–Thu closed · Fri–Sun 08:30–19:30open in Google Maps ↗
Villa Comunale-Umberto I di Savoia
villa
Opening hours: Mon–Sun 07:00–00:00open in Google Maps ↗
Santuario della Madonna di Ponza
sanctuary
Villa Rubino
villa
Villa Torlonia
villa
Palazzo Forcina
palazzo (historic building)
Villa comunale di Formia
villa
Castello medievale di Castellone
castle
And 39 more nearby.
Opening hours in small towns change often: check before you go.