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The Park of Aqueduct is a tale of the history of water in Rome and related engineering works. Six ancient Roman aqueducts converge here.
You'll enjoy a much-deserved break in the Holy Wood surrounded by Appia whilst learning about the romantic love story of Egeria and Numa Pompilio
Meet up/Pick up location: Via dei SS. Quattro, 58, 00184 Roma RM, Italy