The Triumphal Arch of Emperor Galerius in Greece, Thessaloniki
Rating: 8,2/10 (6342 votes)  This arch was erected in 305 AD in honor of the victory of Emperor Galerius over the Persian troops. Previously, it was part of the Galerievsky complex, located in the north-east of Thessaloniki. In addition to her, the complex included a temple rotunda and a palace. The whole complex was surrounded by a brick wall. Now there is only one side span left of the arch, adjoining the wall connecting the arch with the rotunda, and two central bays. The central arched columns are decorated with bas-reliefs that depict the war scenes of their campaign against the Persians by King Galerius. The arch is 12.5 meters high.   We also recommend reading Monolith Castle in Greece, Rhodes resort Topic: The Triumphal Arch of Emperor Galerius in Greece, Thessaloniki. |
