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Via Appia, from Rome to Brindisi

Reframes a classic Roman road as a walkable, multi-day historical trek rather than a quick day-trip from Rome.

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Walking the Via Appia: Tracing Rome's Oldest Road to the Sea

From the Catacombs of San Callisto to the Colonna Romana in Brindisi, the 2,300-year-old Via Appia still rewards travelers willing to walk it.

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