Porta Pinciana in Rome: photos, reviews

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Nestled in the heart of Rome, Porta Pinciana stands as an enduring testimony to the city's vibrant history. This highly-rated attraction, receiving an admirable 4.5 stars on Google, invites visitors of all ages-making it especially suitable for children. As a gateway to the illustrious Via Veneto or the serene Villa Borghese, Porta Pinciana is more than just an architectural marvel; it's a passage through time.

Built circa 400 AD by Emperor Honorius, this striking structure features semicircular columns and is elegantly crafted from travertine stone. One of the most significant gates of the ancient Roman walls, it once played a crucial role in the transit of goods, particularly salt. Porta Pinciana seamlessly blends historical grandeur with its impressive design, making it a must-see for anyone exploring Rome.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Porta Pinciana

Bus stop 71 m walk

S. Paolo Del Brasile

Bus stop 90 m walk

Veneto/Sardegna

Bus stop 125 m walk

Ludovisi/Emilia

Bus stop 290 m walk

Boncompagni/Marche

Bus stop 297 m walk

4.5

based on 926 reviews

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4.5/5 926 reviews

Miguel Elebaster

Interesante junto con via veneto

Vincenzo P

Chi vive nelle vicinanze non ci fa più caso, ma chi viene da fuori Roma deve certamente almeno passarci, un pezzo della nostra storia!!!!!

Tony Jang

Pinchiana에서 출발하는 친환경 미니버스 116번을 꼭 타보세요. 테베레강을 건너 자니콜로언덕까지 운행합니다. 스페인계단, 트레베분수, 나보나광장을 거쳐 갑니다.

Porta Pinciana in Rome

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