Ravenna Ferry

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More About Ravenna

Ravenna is an elegant town in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy; not far from the Adriatic coast. It is most famous for its fabulous early Christian and Byzantine mosaics, which date back to the time when Ravenna was the capital of the Western Empire, then under Ostrogoth and Byzantine rule. The town's greatest mosaics have been given UNESCO World Heritage status.

Venezia Lines runs a route from Ravenna Port to Porec in Croatia. This route runs once a week and is available from April until October. Passengers make the crossing in one of Venezia Lines' high-speed catamaran ferries, which take 2 hours, 15 minutes. The company runs several routes between Italy and Croatia.

The catamarans making the journey are: the San Frangisk and the San Pawl, which can hold 320 people but no cars and the San Gwan, which has space for 427 people onboard and 20 cars. The San Gwan features tax-free shopping, bars and two lounges, while the former two are limited to a comfortable saloon showing movies and a snack bar selling drinks and light food. There is no open deck. Usually they sail from Ravenna on Saturday afternoons.

Ravenna is a pleasant place to wander and to spend a night or two. It is not one of Italy's most obvious tourist destinations, and appeals mostly to those who have specialised interests or want to know the country in greater depth. This means that the streets are not over-crowded with tourists or souvenir stalls, and there is a real 'local' feel as residents bump around the town's lanes on their bicycles, greeting friends and collecting the shopping. However, the main attractions do seem to be on quite a few tour groups' itineraries. When I was there, the groups - mostly Italians and schoolparties - seemed to arrive and leave by coach so they didn't flood the town. But it meant that within the main churches and in their immediate vicinity there were sometimes uncomfortable crowds. The best thing to do is to try to avoid them, perhaps picking times to visit first thing in the morning, in the later afternoon, or while they are all at lunch. I found that the groups were only visiting one or two of the biggest sites, so the smaller attractions were much quieter and sometimes I was the only visitor.

The heart of Ravenna, and the best place to get your bearings, is Piazza del Popolo, which can be reached in ten minutes from the railway station by walking straight ahead along Viale Farini and then Via Diaz. This charming piazza is lined with attractive historic buildings including the Palazzo Comunale (Town Hall), originally built in the fifteenth century. As they did elsewhere, the Venetians erected two columns in the square during their rule; instead of Venetian emblems these are topped with statues of Ravenna's patron saints San Vitale (St. Vitalis) and Sant'Apollinare (St. Apollonaris). There are cafes with outdoor tables, and it's a lovely place to sit and relax.

The most important tourist attractions in Ravenna are the mosaics, and the churches housing them, which are on UNESCO's World Heritage listing.

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