The equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius is a bronze statue located in Rome, Italy. It depicts the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius on horseback, symbolizing his leadership and philosophical wisdom. The statue is notable for its size and detailed craftsmanship, standing approximately 4.24 meters tall. Originally erected in the 2nd century AD, the statue is one of the few surviving bronze statues from ancient Rome. It was mistakenly believed to represent the Christian emperor Constantine during the Middle Ages, which helped preserve it. Today, it is a significant historical artifact and a popular tourist attraction.