"The Path to Rome" is an essay work by the outstanding Anglo-French writer Hilary Belloc, first published in 1902. The book is the result of the author's personal pilgrimage on foot from England to Rome through Switzerland and Italy. On his journey, Belloc addresses the reader with various reflections on history, religion, culture, and the people he meets along the way. He combines lively humor and philosophical considerations, creating a unique image of a traveling thinker. The book "The Road to Rome" not only describes the author's adventures during the journey, but also contains deep reflections on the fate of man, his perception of the world and his own place in it. This book has become one of the classic works of travel literature and has remained a source of inspiration for travelers and lovers of literature for more than a century.