Porta Borsari

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Porta Borsari is an ancient Roman city gate in Verona, Italy, notable for its well-preserved stone façade and historical significance as a main entrance to the city.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman monument
ancient Roman city gate
architectural structure
city gate
continent Europe
country Italy
dateOfConstruction 1st century AD
era Roman Empire NERFINISHED
facedDirection west
function controlled access to the city
toll collection point
hasArchitecturalStyle Classical architecture
Roman architecture
hasConservationStatus well preserved façade
hasFacadeType monumental stone façade
hasLatinInscription inscription dating to the reign of Emperor Gallienus
hasNumberOfArches 2
hasNumberOfStoreys 2
hasPart inscribed entablature
pilasters
two arches
two-storey façade
windows on upper level
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component
inscriptionDate AD 265
locatedIn Italy
Veneto
Verona NERFINISHED
locatedNear Adige River NERFINISHED
locatedOn Corso Porta Borsari NERFINISHED
materialUsed stone
white limestone
municipality Comune di Verona NERFINISHED
namedAfter Bursarii (toll collectors) NERFINISHED
nearbyPlace Piazza Bra NERFINISHED
Piazza delle Erbe NERFINISHED
originalName Porta Iovia NERFINISHED
partOf Historic Centre of Verona NERFINISHED
Roman city walls of Verona NERFINISHED
presentDayUse monument
significance historical landmark of Verona
important example of Roman urban architecture
well-preserved Roman city gate
touristAttraction yes
usedAs entrance to the Roman city
main city gate of Verona

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Verona hasLandmark Porta Borsari