Arch of the Sergii, Triumphal arch in Pula
The Arch of the Sergii stands as a historic monument in Pula, Croatia.
This arch was erected in 27 BCE to honor the Sergii family, who were prominent in Roman Pula.
It symbolizes the architectural grandeur present during the Roman Empire.
Located at the end of the Golden Gate of Pula, it's easily accessible for visitors.
Unlike other Roman arches, it is not part of any roadway or city gate.
Location: Pula
Inception: 27 BCE
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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