The weathered Roman stone arch of Riccardo set between old houses in a small paved square.

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Arco di Riccardo

The Arco di Riccardo is a Roman arch in the old town of Trieste, built around 33–32 BC as a gate in the city walls and the only part of those walls still standing. The 7.2-metre arch is partly set into later houses. Its name is popularly linked to Richard the Lionheart, but more likely comes from 'Arco del Cardo', after the Roman street.

Nearby

Piazza Unità d'Italia

tourist attraction

Trieste Cathedral

church

Saint Spyridon Serbian Orthodox Church

church

Canal Grande

canal

Caffè San Marco

restaurant

Synagogue of Trieste

religious building

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