Just opposite, you will see the Church of St. Nicholas, and a little further on the reconstruction of the old road surface. Still a mausoleum, Forte Appio and the tomb of Marco Servillo, the Relief of Hero, the Tomb of Seneca and a family tomb (that of Sisto Pompeo). Continuing, you will see the remains of a temple dedicated to Jupiter, the graves of Caius Licinius and Ilario Fusco, but also the mausoleum of Claudius Secundus. I hope that, at the end of your stroll through Roman, the sunset time gives you the most beautiful gift: look to your right, where the sun paints of gold, also the Tomb of the festoons.
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