Rome Horse Riding on the Ancient Appian Way | Private Horse Riding Tours in Rome

Rome Appian way horse riding tours – Following the rhythm marked by the horseshoes, we cross a stretch of the Appia Way where the road runs rampant and is lined with pine, cypress, and numerous remains of tombs; here stands the Mausoleum of Hadrian and the Cecilia Metella Tomb, built shortly after 50 BC for the daughter of Q. Caecilius Metellus Cretico and wife of Mark Crassus, son of the triumvir colleague of Pompey and Caesar. The Appian way horse riding tours – Appian Way and the Queen of Roads – Horse riding tour – Rome It’s a round tower, once topped by a dome, with a part of medieval super elevation decorated by blackbirds Ghibellines. Near, you see the circus, m long. 520 x 92, delimited on the side of two semi-cylindrical towers, the center of the arena is the “backbone” around which the chariots vied for more than 10,000 spectators. Beyond the Circus stood the Imperial Palace.