Beautiful roman arch next to the Colosseum, if your visitng the Colosseum anyway you will see this arch you can also get a really nice view of this arch from inside the Colosseum. Really well built with great attention to detail.

Back in the day it would have been something to behold when Emperors entered the city through the arch on their triumphant route into the city (Via Triumphalis). However, it now sits in isolation midway between Colosseum and Palantine Hill looking somewhat lonely plus it’s...More

This is just outside the Colosseum and we took a moment with our tour guide to learn about the significance of this arch.

You can feel history here. Located between the Forum and Colosseum. We walked around it to admire from all sides.

The 'Arco di Constatino' is a triumphal arch near the Colosseum, erected in memory of the victory of Constantine the Great over the usurpator Maxentius during the battle of the Milvian bridge in 312 AD. The 21 meter high monument is made of marble and...More

The Arch of Constantine is a massive ancient Roman Arch built by the Emperor Constantine. He built it after the Empire had already reached its peak. It repurposed parts of older monuments and was meant to convey that Rome was still a great empire (and...More

It sits right beside the coliseum and doesn’t look that big when viewed from inside. When your outside and beside it, you really appreciate the level of detail and the scale of it. Remarkably well preserved compared to a lot of the old Roman architecture....More