Arch of Titus, A Timeless Emblem of Ancient Triumph

Via dei Fori Imperiali Campitelli, Roma Italia
Located within the ancient Roman ruins next to the Colosseum
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Architecture

Introduction

The Arch of Titus, built in AD 81, is one of the oldest surviving arches in Rome. It was built to commemorate Titus' brother Domitian and father Vespasian's suppression of the Jewish rebellion. Unlike other triumphal arches, the Arch of Titus has a relatively simple façade with no obvious reliefs.
Address
Via dei Fori Imperiali Campitelli, Roma Italia
Transportation
Subway: B line Colosseo station.
Phone +39-667-97786
Website http://www.archeoroma.com/foro_romano.htm

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