The Arch of Tiberius is a Roman triumphal arch located in the ancient city of Ancona, Italy. It was built around 14 AD to honor the Roman Emperor Tiberius and commemorate his achievements. The arch features intricate reliefs and inscriptions that celebrate military victories and the prosperity of the region. Standing at approximately 16 meters high, the arch is made of local limestone and showcases a blend of Roman architectural styles. It has two passageways and is adorned with decorative elements, including columns and friezes, reflecting the artistic skills of the time. The arch remains a significant historical monument today.