“Construction on Rome's Metro C has uncovered spectacular Roman ruins, and its new "archaeo-stations" are giving visitors a whole new way to experience the city's ancient past”
https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20260408-a-150-metro-ticket-to-ancient-rome
Fascinating article. I'd love to travel this Metro. Thanks for sharing.
There's a chunk of early Rome city wall at the McDonalds in the basement of Rome Termini.
The Servian Wall was constructed around the city of Rome during the
4th century B.C. The outline of the wall possibly dates back to the
times of King Servius Tullius, for which it garnered its name. The
wall stood for generations as the first line of defense against the
Gauls and Carthaginians.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/servian-wall-at-mcdonalds
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