As I wrote previously – we started towards via Apia from the place we stayed, walked and walked, and when we reached it – it was pretty narrow and traffic was brushing our sides…Until at some point they directed traffic to another street and we were on a comfy path parts of it from the ancient cobble stones:
The St. Calistus Catacombs – they were closed when we reached them. but the top part was impressive and relaxing enough: 
There was a building on the way with such a variety of cacti in front of it – I was mesmerized! 
There were churches on the way and of course-ￂﾠ there were sculptures iin them/ Even the footprints of St. Peter or Jesus, oh, I forgot…Because at that place St. Peter met Jesus who told him to return to the city and continue the Christening: 
Here is the best part of Via at last! But my company got tired and we had to turn back…
One of the gates to Rome with a strange Pyramid, the structure one least expects to see in Rome of all places: 
That evening we ate in a nice cafe -night bar while they had a buffet-snacks with drinks. Close by what an interesting shop as if from a fairy tale -a man making solely Pinoccios:
Againￂﾠ -we finished the day in Transtevere, where to sit in the middle of its square and look into the flocks of birds doing different figures, listening to various musicians playing- what else can be better?
The next day we went up to the hills behind Transtevere – it is also very worth going:
