Arch of Constantine

The Arch of Constantine or the Arch of Triumph was built in Rome to commemorate Constantine I over Maxentius in the Battle of Milivian Bridge in the year 312, and it is located specifically next to the Colosseum near the Roman Forum, and this arch is one of the important monuments that have been preserved in Rome since ancient times, and it is An example and a symbol of the greatness of ancient architecture, as it is characterized by its structure made of white marble blocks, moreover, it is also considered a symbol of the sunset in the great Roman Empire.