Appian way

The Appian Way (Via Appia Antica) is just outside the city walls of Rome and can be reached by Rome public bus or hop-on hop-off bus as well as tours

The Appian Way helped inspire the famous saying “All roads lead to Rome.” Learn about this famous Roman attraction, how to get there, and more.

Biking the Appian Way in Rome with kids. How to get to the Appian Way from Rome and how to rent bikes on the Appian Way.

Often referred to as the first ever built highway, the Via Appia Antica (Appian Way in English) is a perfect example of the might of the Roman Empire and of how masterful Roman engineers were.

Exploring the Appian Way (or Via Antica Appia), a 4th century Roman road that once ran 350 miles from Rome to Brindisi,

Appian Way is lined with ancient ruins, secluded villas, and sweeping pastures. Take a ride back in history by exploring this ancient road on a bicycle.

Explore Rome's history with Appian Way Bike Tour Rome. Read what to see when you cycle the Via Appia Antica, on this active day trip in Rome

A little slice of countryside in the city, the Appian Way is the perfect getaway — and history lesson — without even leaving Rome.

The Aqueduct Park, Rome (or il Parco degli Acquedotti) is a serene and historically important park in Rome where you can escape the summer crowds and relax.

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