Appian Way Regional Park, Regional park in Italy
Appian Way Regional Park is a protected area and regional park located in the Metropolitan City of Rome, Italy.
Established on November 10, 1988, this park represents a significant aspect of Italian history.
The park is an excellent showcase of Italy's renowned countryside beauty and cultural diversity.
Visitors can explore the magnificent landscape and historic sites via numerous walking paths within the park.
In a unique mix of ancient and natural heritage, the park boasts many archaeological remains from the Roman period.
Location: Metropolitan City of Rome
Inception: November 10, 1988
Website: parcoappiaantica.it
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