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Arch of Constantine

Rome, Italy

It is the largest triumphal arch in Rome, measuring 21 meters high and 25.9 meters wide.

The Arch of Constantine is a monumental triumphal arch in Rome, erected in 315 AD to commemorate Emperor Constantine's victory over Maxentius at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge. It is the largest triumphal arch in Rome, measuring 21 meters high and 25.9 meters wide. It is characterized by the use of spolia – architectural and sculptural elements from earlier imperial buildings. The arch stands between the Colosseum and the Roman Forum.

• Visit time: 20 min
• Local name: Arco di Costantino

How long does it take to visit Arch of Constantine?

Plan about 20 min.

Nearby

• Colosseum — 150 m
• Arch of Titus — 200 m
• BrewDog Roma — 290 m
• Palatine Hill — 300 m
• Roman Forum — 370 m
• Alle Carrette — 490 m

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