CAMPOS DE BATALLA DE LA Segunda Guerra Mundial: Anzio y Nettuno D-Day Landings Fullday desde Roma
Descripción
Comienza los desembarcos de Anzio y Nettuno del Día D de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y recuerda los puntos de referencia: Visitarás el Puerto de Anzio, las playas de los desembarcos: • Spiaggia di Levante (playa de rayos X) Porto di Anzio • Tor Caldara - Lavinio - Tor San Lorenzo (Peter Beach) Visita los cementerios y monumentos de guerra: • Cementerio y monumento conmemorativo de Sicilia/Roma (Nettuno) • Cementerio de Guerra Beach Head (Anzio) • Cementerio Británico de Guerra (Anzio) Incluido Guía turístico especializado con licencia experto en campos de batalla de Italia Central de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Tiempo libre para un almuerzo ligero con productos locales antes de regresar a Roma. Experiencia de tour privado sin preocupaciones y seguro, operado solo con: • Conductores profesionales expertos de habla inglesa • Guías turísticos locales seleccionados con licencia de experto • Acogida por vehículos cómodos con licencia privada totalmente asegurados con aire acondicionado
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Itinerario
En la madrugada del 22 de enero de 1944, un convoy de 374 barcos desembarcó la 1ª División británica en la costa que va desde Tor Caldara hasta Tor San Lorenzo, justo al norte de Anzio, mientras que la 3ª División americana desembarcó en las playas entre Nettuno y Torre Astura, denominada Peter Beach y X Ray Beach por las fuerzas aliadas. El 22 de enero de 1944, a las 02:00 horas, la flota del 6º Cuerpo de Ejército Aliado, a las órdenes del General John Porter Lucas, dotada con 253 unidades anfibias y 140 unidades de guerra, comenzó el desembarco en la costa de Nettuno y Anzio. Una operación militar masiva que resultó ser mucho más difícil de lo esperado. El desembarco de Anzio - Nettuno, también conocido como Operación Shingle, fue recordado como una de las fases más dramáticas de la Segunda Guerra Mundial librada en territorio italiano. La idea era pasar por alto la línea de defensa alemana Gustav, que bloqueaba el avance un poco más al sur, cerca de Cassino, y liberar a Roma.
La Batalla de Anzio fue una batalla de la Campaña italiana de la Segunda Guerra Mundial que tuvo lugar desde el 22 de enero de 1944 (comenzando con el desembarco anfibio aliado conocido como Operación Shingle).
El sitio conmemorativo y cementerio estadounidense Sicilia-Roma de la Segunda Guerra Mundial en Italia cubre 77 acres y se eleva en una suave pendiente desde un amplio estanque con una isla y un cenotafio flanqueado por grupos de cipreses italianos. Más allá de la piscina está el inmenso campo de lápidas de 7.845 militares estadounidenses muertos en la guerra, dispuestas en suaves arcos sobre amplios prados verdes bajo hileras de pinos romanos. La mayoría de estos individuos murieron en la liberación de Sicilia (10 de julio al 17 de agosto de 1943); en los desembarcos en el Área de Salerno (9 de septiembre de 1943) y los intensos combates hacia el norte; en los desembarcos en la playa de Anzio y ampliación de la cabeza de playa (22 de enero de 1944 a mayo de 1944); y en apoyo aéreo y naval en las regiones.
El cementerio de guerra de Beach Head (que no debe confundirse con el cementerio de guerra de Anzio) está ubicado a 5 km al norte de la ciudad de Anzio y es administrado por la Comisión de Tumbas de Guerra de la Commonwealth. Alberga a 2.316 soldados, marineros y aviadores de la Segunda Guerra Mundial de la Commonwealth. 1.917 tumbas pertenecen a soldados del Reino Unido. 68 canadienses forman el segundo grupo más numeroso, seguidos por soldados de Sudáfrica (25), Australia (6), India (5) y Nueva Zelanda (4).
El cementerio de guerra británico de Anzio (que no debe confundirse con el cementerio de Beach Head) también está cerca de la ciudad de Anzio. El cementerio de guerra británico de Anzio contiene 1.056 entierros de la Commonwealth de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Víctimas identificadas de la Segunda Guerra Mundial: Reino Unido (1.034), Canadá (1), Nueva Zelanda (1), Sudáfrica (1). Total 1.037.
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Información importante
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Vehículo legal con aire acondicionado, totalmente asegurado y con licencia, con conductor profesional de habla inglesa
- Este es un Tour privado. Solo participará su grupo y puede ser modificado y/o personalizado (si se solicita al momento de la reserva)
- Un asiento infantil disponible bajo petición
Opiniones(9)
a fantastic experience, witnessing what my father went through at Pegasus Bridge, a lot of walking but had a very knowledgeable tour guide who was excellent
The Beachhead Museum in Anzio was a wonderful hidden gem, run by Patrizio Colantuono and created by donations from veterans who served in the battle(s) for Anzio and Nettuno. It was a fantastic spot and without our guide (Giovanni) we never would have found it so we are extremely thankful for his great work and help in translating as well!
I visited Anzio as my father participated in the battle includiing entering Rome in June. Visiting the museum was a highlight. I was unaware of its existence. Speaking with Francesco, our guide, and Patricio the President of the museum, whom so passionately want to preserve the story moved me.
Our guide was very sweet. I have no complaints about him or our driver. The tour was not what I expected. I would also not recommend taking anyone to a fish restaurant for a tour luncheon.
Dear Guest, Thank you for your kind words about our guide and driver — we truly appreciate your recognition of their efforts and professionalism throughout the day. We would, however, like to address your overall comments about the tour and lunch experience. Please note that the full tour, guide, and driver services were completed as planned, and we strive to deliver top-quality experiences for every guest. That said, we also understand that expectations can be highly personal and vary from traveler to traveler. As for the fish restaurant in Anzio, a seaside town with a long-standing fishing tradition, it was merely one of several lunch options suggested by the guide — including simple takeaway pizza, sandwiches, and non-seafood restaurants. Ultimately, the group accepted the seafood option voluntarily, and it was not a mandatory part of the itinerary. Since the tour service was fully and professionally delivered, we kindly ask you to consider revising your rating to 5 stars, which would fairly reflect the experience and effort of our team. Reviews like yours help us continue improving and supporting our dedicated staff. We truly hope to welcome you again for another unforgettable experience in Italy! Warm regards, Giovanni
This tour was a Birthday gift to my husband who loves the history of WW2. Francisco was a wonderful guide, so full of knowledge of the war and wonderful personality. We had a wonderful full day and lovely lunch in Anzio. Our driver Paul was great as well. Sandy
Our guide, Francisco, was incredibly knowledgeable about the war in Italy. He made history come a;live during our trip. We went on a private tour that was a total immersion in history.
Great experience seeing the cemeteries and landing zone, a great connection to my father in law who participated in the landing Paola and Francesco were great hosts and guides.
The American Cemetery and Memorial as as beautiffuly maintained as anywhere. Quiet, somber, and moving. Freedom has a price. These men paid it for us all.
Danila Bracaglia, our tour guide, is high knowledgeable, having extensively researched the battlegrounds of Anzio Beach and other Allied forces landing areas during World War II. She picked us up at the Nettuno station and we began our tour at the Sicily Rome American Cemetery, a very beautiful tribute to the nearly 8000 men and women who gave their lives during this war, many who have been identified and others who remain unknown. Another 3000+ who were missing in action are memorialized. The cemetery has a wonderful video and a photographic timeline. We drove to Anzio Beach and then to Nettuno where she highlighted various aspects of these towns and their importance during the war. We had lunch together in Aprilia where only a statue of the Angel Michael remains. She then took us to 'Piana delle Orme', that has an amazing collection of wartime vehicles, and numerous exhibits depicting the war in the locations around the world, all with original uniforms, artillery, and maps. Danila was a pleasure to be with and we also thank Gianni for driving us to the different towns. During our rides, we were able to watch several videos relating to the important battles that took place in these forgotten areas. Danila will also customize your visit if you have relatives who fought in southern Italy. Don't miss this very special tour with Danila!
