Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A key road that connects Praeneste to Rome, this ancient route is lined with inns, marketplaces, and small temples. It was one of the primary trade routes, vital for transporting goods and troops. The Via Praenestina not only facilitated commerce but also enabled the movement of military forces, crucial during the Samnite Wars, allowing Praeneste to serve as a strategic site between the Samnite and Roman worlds.

A winding stone road flanked by bustling marketplaces filled with colorful wares, travelers and merchants moving about, and small temples adorned with garlands; the sun shines brightly overhead.