The museo delle Mure, part of the Aurelian Wall

Ieri siamo andati alla Via Appia Antica, ma prima a un Museo delle Mure, che ha informazioni delle Mure circolando di Roma.  Il Museo si trova nel una porta della Mure Aureliana.  Questa Mura e construitata circa 275 AD, e era la seconda Mura di Roma.  La prima, piu piccola, si e construitato circa 300 BC.  Pezze delle mure si trovono dappertutto a Roma, particularamente davanti del Statione Termini.  Poi, alla Via Appia Antica, abbiamo fatto visita al luogo dove i Nazi hanno ucciso 330 personne innocente dopo dal resistencia di via Rasella (dove noi abitiamo).  I partagiani hanno ucciso piu di 30 personne, per lo piu soldati, ma si inclusa anche alcuni innocenti.  Quindi i Nazi hanno preso a un grotto 330 personne e li fuciarono.

Yesterday we went to the Via Appia Antica, but first to the Museum of the Walls, which has information about the walls around Rome.  The museum is found in a doorway tower of the Aurelian Wall.  This wall was built around 275 AD, and was the second wall of Rome.  The first, smaller, was built around 300 BC.  Pieces of the walls can be found around Rome, in particular there's one in front of the Termini train station.

Then, on the Via Appia Antica we visited the place where Nazis killed 330 innocent people after the incident of Resistance on Via Rasella (which is where we live).  The partisans killed about 30 people, most of them soldiers but some innocent.  Then the Nazi's took 330 people to this cave and shot them.

An arch near the wall that was part of an aquaduct

view from the wall

The Via Appia Antica, seen from the wall

Also along the Appian Way is the spot where Jesus appeared to St. Peter when Peter was fleeing Rome, and Peter said "Quo Vadis" and Jesus said he was going to Rome to be crucified again.   Here is a stone copy of Jesus's footprints.

At the church of St. Sebastian, where there are catacombs.  

Io nella Via Appia Antica, che e molto stretta.

The entry to the cave where the Nazis killed 330 people.