Antico Arco

Antico Arco is a historical landmark and bridge located in Rome, Italy

Antico Arco, also known as Arch of Janus, is an ancient arch dating back to 13 BC. Originally built as a triple-gated arch, it is a unique example of Roman architecture with its two doors facing south and one facing north. The bridge was used to mark the beginning and end of war and was rebuilt in the 16th century. Today, visitors can admire the well-preserved arch as a symbol of Rome's rich history. Located in the Piazza di Janazzo, near the campus of La Sapienza University, Antico Arco offers a serene and picturesque setting for a peaceful walk or a photo opportunity. The arch stands at a height of 20 meters and is accessible to the public, making it a must-see attraction for history enthusiasts and travelers alike.