In Roman mythology, Virgil’s Aeneas is famed for his journey to the underworld. His descent serves as a pivotal point in "The Aeneid," where he seeks his father Anchises for guidance. Aeneas's journey symbolizes not only a physical quest but also an exploration of fate, duty, and the founding of Rome. His travel emphasizes themes of sacrifice, loss, and the pursuit of a greater destiny that resonates throughout Roman culture.