Via Appia Antica

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The Appian Way was a Roman Road built in the 4th century BC. It led from Rome to Brindisi, and the section leading away from Rome is lined with the mausolea of weathy Roman citizens.

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Via Appia Antica 164, Rome, Italy

Established
Early Roman

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