Uncover Ancient Rome: Walk the Appian Way & Cecilia Metella's Mausoleum
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Overview
Walk in the Appia Antica to Cecilia Metella's Mausoleum, experience Rome's oldest road, Regina Viarum. Explore a noblewoman's tomb reminiscent of Augustus, and discover hidden gems like the Catacombs of San Sebastiano, San Callisto, and the Terme de Caracalla. The walk concludes with traditional Roman cuisine. Requires moderate fitness.
Highlights
Ancient Roman Road: Walk along the historic Via Appia Antica, also known as the Regina Viarum, the oldest and most famous street of the Roman roads.
Cecilia Metella Mausoleum: Visit the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella, a funerary monument built between 30 and 20 BC for the Roman noblewoman Cecilia Metella.
Historical Significance: Discover lesser-known treasures such as the Catacombs of San Sebastiano and San Callisto, and even the Terme de Caracalla.
Traditional Roman Cuisine: Conclude the visit with a meal at a restaurant offering typical Roman cuisine, where you can savor traditional dishes.
Sentiment Analysis
The Appia Antica walk and Mausoleum visit receive generally positive reviews. Visitors enjoy the historical immersion and beautiful scenery. Some find the physical demands challenging, but overall, it's considered a worthwhile experience.

Visitors praise the knowledgeable guides.
The historical significance of the Appian Way is appreciated.
The Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella is considered an impressive site.
The peacefulness of the walk is highlighted.
Some find the walk too long or strenuous.
The lack of shade on the Appian Way can be challenging during hot weather.