Triumphal Arches

Connected Sites: 30

A triumphal arch is a monumental structure in the shape of an archway with one or more arched passageways, often designed to span a road. Thought to have been invented by the Romans, the triumphal arch was used to commemorate victorious generals or significant public events such as the founding of new colonies, the construction of a road or bridge, the death of a member of the imperial family or the accession of a new emperor. (wiki)

Connected Sites

Rome

Holy See, Italy

Inscribed: 1980

4.57

928

Arch Of Constantine, Arch Of Septimius Severus, Arch Of Drusus, Arch Of Gallienus, Arch Of Janus, Arch Of Titus, Arco Degli Argentari

Palmyra

Syria

Inscribed: 1980

3.98

St. Petersburg

Russia

Inscribed: 1990

4.22

356

Narva Triumphal Gate, Moscow Triumphal Gate

Timgad

Algeria

Inscribed: 1982

3.37

Trajan's Arch

Vienna

Austria

Inscribed: 2001

4.03

812

Arch At Heldenplatz

Nancy

France

Inscribed: 1983

2.97

274

At Place Stanislas

Orange

France

Inscribed: 1981

2.85

281

Verona

Italy

Inscribed: 2000

3.61

488

Arco Dei Gavi

Florence

Italy

Inscribed: 1982

4.46

801

Lorraine Arch

Leptis Magna

Libya

Inscribed: 1982

3.91

Arch Of Tiberius, Arch Of Severus

Potsdam

Germany

Inscribed: 1990

3.54

481

Potsdams Triumphtor & Little Brandenburger Tor

Tarraco

Spain

Inscribed: 2000

2.86

216

Triumphal Arch Of Ber

Volubilis

Morocco

Inscribed: 1997

3.41

257

Cienfuegos

Cuba

Inscribed: 2005

2.72

145

Arco De Triunfo

Aleppo

Syria

Inscribed: 1986

3.55

Al-Tuteh Mosque Includes An Ancient Roman Triumpal Arch.

Blenheim Palace

United Kingdom

Inscribed: 1987

3.06

316

There Are 2. At The Entrance Gate To The Park And At The East Gate Of The Palace.

Paris, Banks of the Seine

France

Inscribed: 1991

4.19

956

Arc De Triomphe Du Carrousel

Coro and its Port

Venezuela

Inscribed: 1993

2.64

Arco De La Federacion

Mérida

Spain

Inscribed: 1993

3.21

201

Trajan's Arch

Damascus

Syria

Inscribed: 1979

3.87

104

See En.Wikipedia.Org

Tyre

Lebanon

Inscribed: 1984

2.78

2nd Century Roman Triumphal Arch At Al-Bass

Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape

Czechia

Inscribed: 1996

2.82

198

Rendezvous Hunting Lodge Built In Style Of A Roman Triumphal Arch
See Www.Zamek-Valtice.Cz

Rabat

Morocco

Inscribed: 2012

3.16

272

It Includes The Remains Of ... A Triumphal Arch. (Ab Ev)

Djémila

Algeria

Inscribed: 1982

3.40

Arch Of Caracalla
See Whc.Unesco.Org

The Porticoes of Bologna

Italy

Inscribed: 2021

3.01

330

The Triumphal Arch Connecting The Portico Of The Certosa And The Portico Of San Luca. (Nom File)

Danube Limes

Austria, Germany, Slovakia

Inscribed: 2021

2.05

261

Carnuntum (Id No 31): Among The Last Major Building Projects In The Civilian City Was A Triumphal Arch Of The Emperor Constantius Ii Southwest Of The Settlement Area, The Remains Of Which Are Now Known As The Heidentor.
See De.Wikipedia.Org

Dougga/Thugga

Tunisia

Inscribed: 1997

3.68

119

There Are Two Triumphal Arches. That Of Septimius Severus, Built In All Probability To Commemorate The Elevation Of The City To Municipium Status, Is Much Degraded, But The Arch Of Severus Alexander Still Stands To A Substantial Height. (Ab Ev)

Syracuse

Italy

Inscribed: 2005

3.53

308

Remains Of The Augustan Arch Of Syracuse In The Archaeological Park Of Neapolis
See It.Wikipedia.Org

Padua’s fourteenth-century fresco cycles

Italy

Inscribed: 2021

3.94

274

The Triumphal Arch Below The Torre Dell'orologio On The Piazza Dei Signori
See It.Wikipedia.Org

Via Appia

Italy

Inscribed: 2024

3.20

157

"The Via Appia Is Also Accompanied By A Monumental Ensemble Of Temples, Funerary Monuments, Aqueducts And Villas, And At City Entrances, Triumphal Arches, Gates Or Such Amenities As Theatres, Amphitheatres Or Baths Which All Bear Witness To An Ancient Civilisation." (Ab Ev)