Porta Montanara
Porta Montanara
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spedubec
Bologna, Italy5,371 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Mar 2024 • Solo
This morning I went to these parts to find a non-crowded place to have breakfast and so I saw this Roman ruin dating back to the first century BC up close. I read the story on the sign nearby and so I learned that the gate was the access from the south to the center of Rimini until the Second World War. Today access is pedestrian only but the gate is more useful than ever for pedestrians who can pass under it, as walking on the outer sides of the gate is extremely dangerous due to the numerous bicycles whizzing past at high speed.
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Written 16 March 2024
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PavlaPavla
Chrudim, Czech Republic7,538 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
July 2022
These are the remains of the original fortifications from the 1st century BC. It's a small inconspicuous piece of this city's history. If you are not interested in ancient art, this monument won't be interesting to you much.
Written 3 August 2022
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IndianaJohnnie
Domagnano, San Marino669 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
June 2024 • Solo
Ancient Roman entrance gate to the historic center of Rimini dating back to the 1st century BC. Well preserved, I only had a portion left. Little appreciated and little known
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Written 12 June 2024
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Eugenio Trevisan
49 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2018 • Solo
The construction of the Porta Montanara, also called St. Andrew’s Door, dates back to the I century B.C. The rounded arch, in blocks of sandstone, was one of the two entrances of the door that allowed access to the city for those coming from Via Aretina
Written 27 May 2019
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Puri P
Bucharest, Romania252 contributions
1.0 of 5 bubbles
Sept 2017 • Family
A bunch of old, useless stones. Definitely not worth visiting, not after Arco D'Augusto, which is near it. It will break your positive opinion about old stones.
Written 1 September 2017
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Pavol Cvicela
Zwickau, Germany95,609 contributions
2.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2023
Porta Montanara - a historical monument that once served as a city gate. Not much is left. It was worth going here for a photo.
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Written 7 August 2023
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