La visite touristique commence par un trajet confortable en bus vers la campagne romaine. Vous y découvrirez la beauté des environs de Rome, en commençant par les célèbres catacombes de Saint-Calixte, parmi les plus grandes et les plus importantes d'Italie. Ce cimetière souterrain, lieu de sépulture de 500 000 chrétiens et de dizaines de martyrs et papes, est divisé en deux zones : la crypte de Sainte-Cécile et la crypte des Papes. Nous poursuivrons en bus à travers la campagne romaine jusqu'à notre prochaine destination : le cirque de Maxence. Bien que moins célèbre que le Circus Maximus, ce monument bien préservé se trouve dans le luxuriant parc de la Caffarella.

Next stop on this undiscovered Rome itinerary is an external visit to the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella. Located at the top of a hill along Via Appia, this monumental tomb was built to honor the Roman noblewoman during the 1st century B.C.

The last stop on this unique Rome tour is the Claudian Aqueduct. Built in 38 A.D. and completed only 14 years later, it existed as a main water source for Rome, an engineering marvel with arches stretching nearly 70 kilometers. Now part of the Aqueduct Park, Acqua Claudia is regarded as one of the four great aqueducts of Rome.

We continue with a walk through one of the oldest and most significant streets in the world - the Appian Way. Referred to by Romans as the “Queen of Roads”, Via Appia connected Rome to Brindisi in Southern Italy, serving as the main trade route with Greece and the East. Which is why the Appian Way of 300 B.C. is considered one of the greatest engineering works of Ancient Rome civilization.