The Arc de Triomphe of Seville (Arch of Septimius Severus) is one of the three existing Arc de Triomphes in the ancient Roman square. It is located at the northwest end of the ancient Roman square and is a white marble building built in 203 AD. The triumphal arch commemorates the victory of Emperor Septimaus Seviru (emperor Septimius Severus) and his two sons Caracalla and Geta in 194 or 195 and 197-199, two years ago.

The Arc de Triomphe of Seville, a Arc de Triomphe in the ancient Roman square, this is not as large as the size of the Colosseum outside, and the degree of refinement is different, but this Arc de Triomphe is also very exquisite, the ecology here is really good, and there are birds.

It is said that there are two Arc de Triomphes in Italy, this is one of them, but it doesn't look spectacular at all. Because many places have broken down. Remember to look up and see the carvings inside the arches are very beautiful.

A marble building on the edge of the ancient Roman square has a long history. Several Arc de Triomphes have been visited. It feels very similar. It is not very far away. You can watch it together and have a comparison. I took a photo and left.

Just across from the Colosseum, at the entrance to the ruins of Rome, you can see the Arc de Triomphe after entering the security check. The Arc de Triomphe looks very vicissitudes, but it has many patterns and stories carved on it.

One of the many Arc de Triomphes in Rome, located in the remains of ancient Rome, you can see when passing, each Arc de Triomphe records a history of war