Arco di Riccardo

It's not easy to find, taking into account the numerous narrow pedestrian alleys, but once you get there, you realised it was really worth it. It's actually impressive how the Arc managed to be intact through the ages until now. And how it became a part of a modern city of Triest. They're are more hidden gems as this one located around the city centre. Take time to stroll around and I'm sure you'll find them.

Probably one of the gates to the Forum higher up the hill of the Roman colony Tergeste that was founded in 33-32 BCE by Octavian, the later Emperor Augustus. Another possibilty is that it was a gate to the religious site of the Roman Goddess Magna Mater.

It's a must-see for everyone a tourist or a local. This marvelous original Roman sight once remembered the Republic, no not of Italy. Of Rome! Fully accessable with a 'buonissimo' local restaurant by the same name.

Nice ancient Roman arch located on a small square surrounded by buildings, hotels & cafes. Very surprising to see it as a part of a modern building from one side. Not far there are ruins of Roman Theater as well.

This is know as one of the oldest pieces of architecture in Trieste (along with the ancient Roman theatre). It is incredibly amazing to see it still visible today. Tucked in an alley, and worth stopping to see or touch a piece of history! Right next to it is a bar, stop in for a Spritz and enjoy this piece of history!

This ancient Roman arch, tucked away in the old town, offers glimpse into the city's rich past

Walk to this old Roman arch in the quaint backstreets of Trieste. A beautiful way to walk to the San Giustro Costello.

Cool arch to see whilst walking round the city. In middle of load of houses but cool to see nonetheless sticking out from a building. Lit up too so looks cool.