Steeped in history, the Arch of Titus stands at the highest point of the Via Sacra in Rome. Constructed in AD 82 by the Emperor Domitian in commemoration of his older brother Titus' victories, this arch became an inspirational model for other triumphal arches, with the most notable after that being the Arc de Triomphe.

Marvel at the two panels' marble reliefs; one of which depicting s the procession after the siege of Jerusalem in AD 70, with treasures such as the Menorah, the Table of the Shewbread and silver trumpets looted from the Second Temple. The other panel on the other hand, plays a significant role in the development of Roman art, as it was the first attempt by Roman sculptors to simulate the illusion of space. Carved in a three-quarter view, try to spot Titus as he rides a quadriga, accompanied by two Goddesses, Victoria and Roma.