- Type:
- Triumphal arch
- Architectural style:
- Roma Imperial
- Built:
- 312 CE
- Coordinates:
- 41.8895, 12.4897
Other notable structures
- Palmyra · Şehir, 200 BCE
- Great Ziggurat of Ur · Tapınak, 2100 BCE
- Ishtar Gate of Babylon · Kapı, 575 BCE
- Borobudur · Tapınak, 800 CE
- Moscow Kremlin · Kale, 1482 CE
- Moai Statues · Anıt, 1250 CE
- Great Zimbabwe · Şehir kale, 1100 CE
- Hagia Irene · Kilise, 548 CE
- Pyramids of Giza · Anıt mezar, 2560 BCE
- Karnak Temple · Tapınak, 2000 BCE
- Palace of Knossos · Saray, 1900 BCE
- Hattusa · Başkent, 1600 BCE
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Arch of Constantine?
- Arch of Constantine is a documented historic structure, a triumphal arch.
- When was the Arch of Constantine built?
- 312 CE
- What style is the Arch of Constantine?
- Roma Imperial
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