There is also a lapide that says:
"D.O.M. CASSIANAM HANC VIAM AMOENITATE CIVIBUS EXTERISQUE
IUCUNDAM AD COMMODIOREM DEAMBULATIONEM CURANTE ALEXANDRO DE
SPETIA MEVANATENSI TIBURTINAE URBIS PROPRAETORE S.P.Q.T. LATIUS
APERIUT COMPLANAVIT ORNAVIT ANNO JUBILAEI MDCCL"
(In 1750, year of Giubileo, the Senate
and the people of Tivoli improved this street, in order
to make this walking comfortable as possible, with the
interest of the vice-governor of Tivoli, Alessandro Di
Spezia da Bevagna).
While continuing to walk, you'll arrive to the locality
"Due Miglia", where there is a lapide 
that remembers the brother of E.R. Franz, a famous painter
of the 1800s.
Pomata
This road indeed was one of the most
loved places by the English and German painters of the 1800's.
Yet today the road passes through secular olives ,
bushes, green pastures where sheeps graze, on the hills of
Tiburtini mountains. There is a wonderful sight on Hadrian's
Villa, on the Roman plain and on the near Albani hills.
Along this road, it is possible to notice some ruins of Patricians
villas (the Villa of
Cassio, the Villa of Bruto and numerous smaller villas)
and of Roman aqueducts (Anio Novus and Anio Vetus ).
