Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Appian Way
Proper Noun
/ˈæpiən weɪ/

Definition
The Appian Way is one of the oldest and most important roads in ancient Rome.

Examples
- Emperor Caracalla traveled along the Appian Way during his journeys.
- The Appian Way is dotted with historical sites and ruins that attract many tourists.
- Walking along the Appian Way gives you a glimpse into ancient Roman engineering.

Meaning
It served as a major road connecting Rome to the southern regions of Italy, facilitating trade and military movement.

Synonyms
- Via Appia
- Roman road