The Appian Way Regional Park, known for its rich historical and natural heritage, is indeed a significant urban park in Europe. Established by the Italian region of Latium, it encompasses approximately 4,580 hectares and is second in size only to Losiny Ostrov National Park in Moscow. The park extends mainly within Rome's territory, with parts reaching into neighboring towns, offering a unique blend of ancient Roman relics and green landscapes. It serves as a "green wedge" between Rome's center and the Alban Hills, providing a scenic and cultural experience for visitors and locals alike.