Italy's historic Roman Appian Way has been officially recognized by UNESCO and added to the prestigious World Heritage List. This marks the 60th entry for Italy on the list, highlighting the significance of this ancient roadway.
Stretching over 800 kilometers (500 miles), the Appian Way, also known as the 'Queen of Roads,' dates back to 312 B.C. and is considered the oldest and most important of the great roads constructed by the Ancient Romans. It played a crucial role in connecting Rome with the southern regions of the Italian peninsula.
