Arch of the Sergii

The Arch of the Sergii is a Roman triumphal arch built around 29–27 BC against the inner side of Pula's former Golden Gate. Salvia Postuma paid for it in honour of three men of the Sergii family; its west face carries their inscriptions, paired Corinthian columns, winged Victories and a frieze with chariots. It marks the entrance to the old town.

Nearby

Pula Castle

castle

Pula Cathedral

church

Temple of Augustus

monument

Pula Arena

monument

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