Via Appia Antica 171, 00178 Roma - Appio Latino, APPIA ANTICA, Italy
For centuries, sightseers have flocked to this famous landmark, one of the most complete surviving tombs of ancient Rome. One of the many round mausoleums that once lined the Appian Way, this tumulus-shape tomb is a smaller version of the Mausoleum of Augustus, but impressive nonetheless.
It was the burial place of a Roman noblewoman, wife of the son of Crassus, one of Julius Caesar's rivals and known as the richest man in the Roman empire.
Via Appia Antica 171
00178 Roma - Appio Latino,
District: APPIA ANTICA, Italy
Tel: +39(0)6 39 96 77 00
MAUSOLEO DI CECILIA METELLA, Via Appia Antica 171, 00178 Roma - Appio Latino, District: APPIA ANTICA, Italy