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Arch of Titus

Rome, Italy

Its interiors are adorned with bas-reliefs, testifying to the triumphal procession with spoils from Jerusalem.

A triumphal arch in Rome, erected by Emperor Domitian after the death of his brother, Titus, around 81 AD. It commemorates the Roman victory in the Jewish War and the capture of Jerusalem in 70 AD. It is located on the Via Sacra, at the entrance to the Roman Forum. On the inner walls of the arch are bas-reliefs depicting the triumphal procession and spoils from Jerusalem. It is an important example of Roman relief art.

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

How long does it take to visit Arch of Titus?

Plan about 20 min.

Nearby

• Roman Forum — 170 m
• Palatine Hill — 190 m
• Arch of Constantine — 200 m
• Colosseum — 320 m
• Forum of Nerva — 340 m
• Alle Carrette — 370 m

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