Via Trajana

Via Trajana was an ancient Roman road built during the reign of Emperor Trajan around the early 2nd century AD. It connected the Roman cities of Benevento in Italy to the eastern regions, facilitating trade and military movement. This road was crucial for the expansion and administration of the Roman Empire, as it improved transportation routes across rugged terrain, including parts of present-day Albania and Greece. Its construction showcased Roman engineering prowess, with features like bridges and milestones, enhancing connectivity and contributing to the economic and cultural integration of provinces in the empire.