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An ancient Roman pedestrian would encounter tombs, way stations, luxurious villas, cities (baths, theaters, temples) along the Via Appia. Let’s time travel back 2000 years ago, walking from Fondi to Minturnae, also visiting Cicero’s tomb!
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