Be aware of getting ripped off
prasadp77 Says: There is one pretty "good" restaurant almost at the end of the city. Our guide recommended us that restaurant for one of our mates b'day dinner.First of all, hardly anyone in the restaurant understood english, somehow we managed to give our order. The menu wasn't clear...
prasadp77 Says: As far as nightlife in Terracina is conerned, being tourist place, most of the places charge pretty good sum to let you in. If you don't want to cook yourself in very hot pubs, you can enjoy the live music on beach, there are 3 places where they play music, pretty good, no...
unravelau Says: This photo was taken from half way up the mountain on the way to the main piazza, the Ancient Roman Forum, the Appian Way and the Duomo of Terracina. The photo shows the bus terminal cafe and rest room...........it only looks small here but when we were waiting for our bus...
prasadp77 Says: Being tourist place, almost all shops have "good" price tags.If you happened to stay over weekend, then there is roadside market by localites (I guess), you can shop pretty good things (not as good as branded though) for very less price.I walked in that market with the...
Signposting is helpful? Roadmaps rare!
unravelau Says: Signposting around Terracina is not terribly informative. Every time that I saw a sign for via Anxur..........the arrows were always in two directions but not explaining where either direction would take you. So another case of asking the locals or seeking a map. Of course...
Continuing along this road you come to the Piazza.
unravelau Says: The Duomo is central to this picture and the first thing you see upon entering the piazza. There are a couple of bars with outdoor seating and to the left an Art Gallery.
Breathtaking scene from Tempio di Giove, Terracina
unravelau Says: Definitely travel to the Temple, experience the atmosphere and photograph the scenery...........if its a clear day you will get magnificent pictures. Its a place of wonder really. How could the Romans have built the Appian way here when they had to split the...
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ago. But even to-day it is quite awe inspiring to see the Tempio di Giove from sea level ........and of course from up close and personal too.
Q: hey i have got a job offer in terracina to work as a nanny in a few weeks time and i know nothing about this place. can anyone...

A: hello! i heard terracina is a great place. right next to the beach and a train ride away from rome. if youre into history then you'll find plenty of it there. friends...
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The Tempio di Giove, Terracina is an amazing place. I don't know much about architecture but this line of umpteen dooways really impressed me. This is a popular shot, similar to many postcards that I...
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Terracina is a comune and episcopal see of the province of Latina - (until 1934 of the province of Rome), Italy, 76 km SE of Rome by rail (56 km by the Via Appia). Terracina occupied a position of...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Terracina. I'd love to share with you the 1 tip I've written, the 5 photos uploaded, and 1 travelogue I've created.
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Terracina is a colourful seaside resort on the Riviera Di Ullise, with plenty of character and history. It is situated at the edge of the Ausoni Mountains, which tumble down to the...
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Terracina - Beachside small town

Terracina is small town, 2 hours on train from Rome. When I first decided to visit this place, I had hard time to find travel route so putting that info here. If you are in Rome, you can take Napoli...
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