Arch of Constantine

• The Arch of Constantine is located in Rome between the Colosseum amd the Palatine Hill and spans the Via Triumphalis.
• It was completed in 315 CE by the Roman Senate to celebrate Constantine I‘s victory over Maxentius in 312 CE at the Battle of Milvian Bridge.

Getting There

• Location: Via di San Gregorio, Rome.
• Nearest Metro Station: Colosseo, Line B.

Arches of Ancient Rome

• It is one of the three surviving Arches of Ancient Rome.

Influence

• Marble Arch in London is a 19th century copy located in Hyde Park. It was designed by John Nash, who built it in white Carrara marble and completed it in 1833.

Photo and map: Arch of Constantine