The Pontine section of Italy’s Appian Way opens to international visitors with three coordinated tourism routes designed to showcase archaeology, cycling, and regional food and wine. The initiative, launched by the Province of Latina through the Appia Regina Viarum – Provincia di Latina project, brings together 13 municipalities to create a unified tourism offering across one of the country’s most historic corridors.
The project promotes shared planning between local authorities and highlights the Pontine region’s cultural and landscape heritage just south of Rome. Officials say the effort strengthens regional identity and supports sustainable development by linking ancient sites, cycling paths, and traditional food producers along the route.
