Riserva Naturale Litorale Romano

The Litorale Romano Nature Reserve extends over 15,900 hectares along the coast from Palidoro Marina in the north to Capocotta Beach in the south.

The establishment process began in the late 1970s through local associations, leading to official recognition in 1987 and formal institution as a reserve in 1996.

The reserve contains numerous archaeological sites, including the Roman city of Ostia Antica and the imperial ports of Claudius and Trajan.

The protected area spans across multiple municipalities of Rome and Fiumicino, with access points through Via di Castel di Guido, Via del Mare, and Via dei Pescatori.

The reserve incorporates 22 kilometers of the Tiber River system and features extensive pine forests at Castel Fusano, supporting diverse wildlife populations.

Location: Province of Rome

Inception: March 29, 1996

Website: https://riservalitoraleromano.it

GPS coordinates: 41.86956,12.24277

Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:47