Rome’s Arch of Janus Re-Opens 13 November 2021
Rome’s Arch of Janus is a quadrifons arch on the edge of what was the Forum Boarium, opposite the church of San Giorgio in Velabro. Little is known about this four-sided, four-arched structure, thought to have been built in the 4th century AD. Since 1993 the arch has been inaccessible, surrounded by a fence. Following excavations and a high profile restoration programme, from mid November 2021 this enigmatic monument will once again be open to visitors.
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