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Sicily-Rome American Cemetery

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Sicily-Rome American Cemetery is currently closed to the public.

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Getting There

Sicily-Rome American Cemetery lies at the north edge of the town of Nettuno, Italy, which is immediately east of Anzio, and 38 miles south of Rome.

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The cemetery is open to the public daily, except on December 25 and January 1. Hours of operation are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is open on host country holidays. When the cemetery is open to the public, staff members are on duty in the visitor center to answer questions and escort relatives to grave and memorial sites.

Admission is FREE and does not require booking in advance.
Piazzale Kennedy, 1
00048
Nettuno
Italy

Download the Sicily-Rome American Cemetery brochure.

The cemetery can be reached by car from Rome along the Via Cristoforo Colombo, which runs into Via Pontina (highway 148). Drive south approximately 37 miles and exit at Campoverde/Nettuno onto the SP 87 b. Turn right to Nettuno, continuing five and a half miles to the cemetery.

There is hourly train service from Rome to Nettuno. For those wishing to walk to the cemetery from the train station, it is approximately a 10 minute walk. Exit the station to the right and follow the sidewalk to the first traffic light. Turn right at the traffic light onto Via Santa Maria and continue straight for approximately 700 meters to the cemetery. Proceed through two roundabouts to the cemetery entrance on the left.

Rome is approximately 38 miles north of the cemetery.

Hotels are available in Anzio and Nettuno.

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U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies in Rome David Lane delivers remarks during the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies in Rome David Lane delivers remarks during the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
Mayor Angelo Casto of Nettuno spoke during the 2017 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
Mayor Angelo Casto of Nettuno spoke during the 2017 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
An Italian Military Honor Platoon participated in the 2017 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
An Italian Military Honor Platoon participated in the 2017 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
A U.S. Navy Honor Platoon participated in the 2017 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
A U.S. Navy Honor Platoon participated in the 2017 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
Boy Scouts helped place flags in front of every headstone at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery in preparation for the 2017 Memorial Day Ceremony.
Boy Scouts helped place flags in front of every headstone at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery in preparation for the 2017 Memorial Day Ceremony.
An American and an Italian flag were placed at the base of every headstone for the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
An American and an Italian flag were placed at the base of every headstone for the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
An American and an Italian flag were placed at the base of every headstone for the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
An American and an Italian flag were placed at the base of every headstone for the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
Members of the military assist with the wreath laying during the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
Members of the military assist with the wreath laying during the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
Deputy Commander of the U.S. Sixth Fleet Rear Admiral Daryl Caudle delivered remarks during the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
Deputy Commander of the U.S. Sixth Fleet Rear Admiral Daryl Caudle delivered remarks during the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
A U.S. Honor Guard stands in front of the Brothers-in-Arms statue during the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
A U.S. Honor Guard stands in front of the Brothers-in-Arms statue during the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
The city banners of Anzio and Nettuno were on display during the 2017 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
The city banners of Anzio and Nettuno were on display during the 2017 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
Members of the Italian military participate in the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.
Members of the Italian military participate in the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery.

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Sicily-Rome American Cemetery
Piazzale Kennedy, 1
00048
Nettuno
Italy
41° 27' 53" N , 12° 39' 43" E
+39 069 88 0284
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