Gaeta cruise port guide
Gaeta takes its name from the legend of the nanny of Aeneas. This illustrious relationship can be seen in the nobility of this old town, built on a peninsula, at the end of a headland. In Roman times, Gaeta was already a renowned seaside destination; it fell under Byzantine domination then became an autonomous duchy and an independent republic. The fortifications that surround this ancient fort remind us of this rich history, as does the cathedral bell tower, an elegant building of both Roman and Moor influence, decorated with ceramic in the style of bell-towers of Amalfi.
About Gaeta
Gaeta is a historic port city on the Tyrrhenian coast of Italy, located between Rome and Naples. Once one of Italy's medieval maritime republics, it offers cruise passengers a blend of ancient fortifications, Baroque churches, and Mediterranean beaches.
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