A four-day journey along the Queen of Roads, the ancient artery that linked Rome to Southern Italy, the Appian Way, was a crossroads of trade, cultures and people.
Today, walking along its stretches of thousand-year-old paving means walking in the heart of history, among landscapes
which preserve the memory of Roman greatness and villages that still breathe the charm of the ancient.
From Terracina to Fondi, from Formia to Minturno, each stage tells fragments of civilization: remains of temples,
villas, theaters overlooking the sea, offering magnificent views.
An experience that combines nature, archaeology and culture, designed for those who do not just want to observe the
history, but experiencing it…as a traveler and not as a spectator.
"Nihil est utilius quam mores maiorum cognoscere: ibi enim roots sunt eorum quae nunc sumus."