Termini Imerese
Information about Termini Imerese
Termini Imerese is an Italian town of 26 144 inhabitants of the metropolitan city of Palermo in Sicily.
It is the most important center of the metropolitan city of Palermo, after the capital, from which it is 33 Km, agricultural, commercial, industrial and tourist-thermal center. It is an important railway and maritime junction thanks to the presence of a railway station well connected to the territory and a large merchant port. Culturally interesting because of the nearby ruins of Himera and the antiquarium connected to them, due to the presence of numerous and interesting churches, ruins of the Roman and prehistoric period, for the annual festivity of the Termitano Carnival, one of the oldest in Sicily Italy.
Ferries to Civitavecchia and Naples leave from Termini Imerese.
Termini Imerese is an Italian town of 26 144 inhabitants of the metropolitan city of Palermo in Sicily.
It is the most important center of the metropolitan city of Palermo, after the capital, from which it is 33 Km, agricultural, commercial, industrial and tourist-thermal center. It is an important railway and maritime junction thanks to the presence of a railway station well connected to the territory and a large merchant port. Culturally interesting because of the nearby ruins of Himera and the antiquarium connected to them, due to the presence of numerous and interesting churches, ruins of the Roman and prehistoric period, for the annual festivity of the Termitano Carnival, one of the oldest in Sicily Italy.
Ferries to Civitavecchia and Naples leave from Termini Imerese.
Civitavecchia
Civitavecchia is an Italian town of 52 749 inhabitants of the metropolitan city of Rome Capital.
Overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, its history is linked to the seafaring and trade, so much so that today the port of Civitavecchia is among the most important in Italy, the second largest European airport in terms of number of passengers per year in transit.
Overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, its history is linked to the seafaring and trade, so much so that today the port of Civitavecchia is among the most important in Italy, the second largest European airport in terms of number of passengers per year in transit.
