La via Aurelia è un'antica strada consolare romana che costeggiava il mar Tirreno e il mar Ligure fino alla Gallia. Fu costruita da un magistrato della gens Aurelia, probabilmente nel 241 a.C. dal censore Gaio Aurelio Cotta, oppure nel 200 a.C. da suo figlio, il console Gaio Aurelio Cotta, per collegare Roma all'Etruria appena sottomessa. Inizialmente arrivava a Caere , e fu poi prolungata fino alla colonia di Cosa, e ancora fino a Vada Volaterrana , a Pisa e a Luni, e infine realizzata la sua prosecuzione fino ad Arles, in Gallia.
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