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Hotel Piccolo Borgo Rome

Appia Antica Park

This park preserves one of the most important archaeological heritages of the Capital. Walking along the famous Via Appia, you will encounter ancient tombs, mausoleums, basilicas, and remains of Roman villas, all immersed in a landscape that has maintained its original atmosphere. Within the park lies the Valle della Caffarella, a vast green area where nature blends with valuable historical landmarks such as the Nymphaeum of Egeria and the Tomb of Annia Regilla. It is the perfect place for a walk or a bike ride, surrounded by lush nature and evocative archaeological sites.

Aqueducts Park

A unique green area characterized by the impressive remains of the ancient Roman aqueducts, including the Claudius and the Anio Novus. The arches rise among meadows and pathways, creating captivating views that blend nature and archaeology. Popular with athletes and families, it’s the perfect place to enjoy a moment of peace away from city traffic, while still being surrounded by the beauty of the Roman landscape.

Saint Callixtus and Saint Sebastian

Among the most famous underground sites in Rome, the Catacombs of San Callisto and San Sebastiano offer a fascinating and evocative experience. The galleries, carved into the tufa rock, preserve tombs, crypts, and evidence of the earliest Christian communities. A visit to these sites, located along the Appian Way, allows visitors to explore a fundamental chapter in the religious and artistic history of Rome.

Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella

This majestic mausoleum, dating back to the 1st century BC, is dedicated to Cecilia Metella, a member of one of Rome’s most influential families. With its imposing circular structure and remarkably well-preserved walls, the tomb has long been a symbol of the Appian Way and offers visitors a fascinating journey into the Roman era.