Italy's Ancient Appian Way Gains UNESCO World Heritage Status

The historic Roman road, stretching over 800 kilometers, is recognized for its engineering marvels and cultural significance.

• The Appian Way is Italy's 60th entry on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
• Built in 312 B.C., it revolutionized road construction and facilitated Roman military conquests.
• The road connected Rome with southern Italy, boosting agricultural production and trade.
• Comprising 22 parts, it showcases advanced Roman engineering and monumental structures.
• Today, the Appian Way serves as an open-air museum and a popular leisure destination.

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