Parking in Arch of Constantine

The Arch of Constantine is a triumphal arch in the centre of Rome, practically opposite the Colosseum. The Arch of Constantine has incredible historical and artistic importance thanks to the many sculptures and engravings that decorate it. It is easily visited, as you will probably pass it at least once during your visit to Rome. Situated in the historic centre, right in front of the Colosseum, the Arch of Constantine is also close to a large number of points of interest in Rome. For this reason, parking in the centre of Rome near the Arch of Constantine can be a smart choice so you can walk to all the wonders of the eternal city. Parclick offers you plenty of parking options in the centre of Rome near the Arch of Constantine which, like the whole area, is affected by one of the limited traffic areas of Rome. With Parclick, however, you will have no problem parking in these areas of Rome, or in any other area of Rome in fact, because thanks to your Parclick reservation, you will always have a guaranteed parking space in the car park in Rome that you have booked.

Parclick offers exclusive rates that you won't find if you just arrive directly at the parking lot without booking first! So book your guarded car park in Rome in advance, from where you can easily visit the Arch of Constantine and the entire centre of Rome. If you prefer to travel by public transport, buses 51, 75, 85, 87, 117, 118 and N2 stop just a few steps from the Arch of Constantine. You will also have the metro line B at your fingertips, which passes through the nearby Colosseum station, and with which you can reach the stations of Roma Termini and Roma Tiburtina, the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls, the Basilica of St. Peter in Vincoli and the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore all in just a few minutes. Parking near the Arch of Constantine is made practical and convenient with Parclick!

The Arch of Constantine

One of the many triumphal arches of Rome

The Arch of Constantine is part of the archaeological area of the Roman Forum, and it also nearby the Basilica of Maxentius, the Palatine, the Circus Maximus, the Temple of Venus and Roma and the Basilica of St. Frances Romana, as well as many other emblematic monuments of Rome.

The arch is mostly made of marble, and has three arches with a width of almost 26 metres and a height of 21 metres.

The Arch of Constantine was raised and inaugurated in 315, to celebrate the victory of Constantine I, who defeated Maxentius in the Battle of the Milvian Bridge.

The Arch is one of three triumphal arches of the Roman era that exist to this day, along with the Arch of Titus and the Arch of Septimius Severus.

The many bas-reliefs and statues that decorate the Arch make it particularly interesting, which you can only discover by approaching it.

Book your parking space at the Arch of Constantine with Parclick, or choose any other one of our guarded car parks in Rome, from which you can explore the capital on foot.