Arco di Costantino

  Arco di Costantino stands just east of the iconic Colosseum in Rome. Built in 315 AD, it commemorates Emperor Constantine's victory at the Battle of Milvian Bridge, showcasing intricate reliefs that celebrate Rome's rich history. This triumphal arch reaches a height of 21 meters and spans 25.9 meters wide, making it an impressive sight for visitors. Whether you're strolling through Rome in April during the busy spring season or taking a quieter visit in January, you can admire the detailed carvings and inscriptions that tell stories of ancient victories. Take a moment to appreciate the arch's architecture and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the surrounding area, where history mingles with the present.