The remains of the ancient town can be visited
Ancient BuildingSusa
Ancient City Segusium-Arch of Augustus
The Arch of Augustus in Susa, Piedmont, is a testament to Roman architecture and the city's former importance. This ancient structure was erected to seal the peace between Emperor Augustus and the local ruler Marcus Julius Cottius.
History+
At the end of the 1st century BC, the Arch of Augustus was built to honor the peace agreement between Emperor Augustus and Marcus Julius Cottius, king of the Cottian Alps. Along with other Roman remains, such as the amphitheater, the arch underscores the central role Susa played during the Roman era.
Location+
The Arch of Augustus is located in the city of Susa in the province of Torino (Turin) in the Piedmont region, Italy. It stands at an elevation of approximately 522 m above sea level.
On site+
The well-preserved remains of the ancient city and the Arch of Augustus can be explored. The structure is a freely accessible monument.
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