Appia Antica is one of the oldest and most important roads of ancient Rome, built in 312 BC. It connected Rome to the southern regions of Italy, facilitating trade and military movement. The road was known for its straight path and durable construction, featuring large stone slabs. Today, Appia Antica is a popular historical site and part of the Appia Antica Regional Park. Visitors can explore ancient ruins, tombs, and monuments along the road, experiencing a glimpse of Roman history. The area is also a favorite for walking, cycling, and enjoying nature amidst historical landmarks.