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A new pathway allows visitors to walk in the last steps of Julius Caesar
By euronews (in English)Published : June 21, 2023 - 01:35
Tourists and Romans can now stand for the first time in the sacred area where Julius Caesar was stabbed to death, thanks to a brand new walkway.
