During Paul's journey to Rome, as described in the New Testament, he passed through several cities. Two notable cities he visited during his journey to Rome are:
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Caesarea Maritima: This was a major city and port on the Mediterranean coast of Judea. Paul was held in prison here for two years before his journey to Rome.
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Puteoli: This was a port city in Italy, and it was one of the first places Paul arrived at after sailing from Caesarea. It served as a landing point for travelers coming from the East to Rome.
These cities are significant in the context of Paul's missionary work and his eventual journey to appeal to Caesar in Rome.