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Monument · Pula, Ístria
Slavoluk Sergijevaca
The Slavoluk Sergijevaca is the Roman Arch of the Sergii, located on the edge of Pula’s old town. The structure marks a passage between the historic city and the streets leading to the surrounding neighbourhoods. Its decorated façade contrasts with the scale of nearby buildings.
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About Slavoluk Sergijevaca
The Slavoluk Sergijevaca is the Roman Arch of the Sergii, located on the edge of Pula’s old town. The structure marks a passage between the historic city and the streets leading to the surrounding neighbourhoods. Its decorated façade contrasts with the scale of nearby buildings.
The monument was commissioned by Salvia Postuma to honour members of the Sergii family. Columns, inscriptions and reliefs make up the face facing the city. The point of interest is to observe these details and understand the commemorative function that sets the arch apart from a simple city gate.
You don’t need a long visit for the site, but it’s worth passing through the arch and looking at both faces. Its position on the pedestrian route allows it to fit between the forum and other streets of the centre. The stop works best as part of a walk, without needing private transport.
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Practical information
Cidade Turismo reviews its information regularly, but something may have changed. Check with the place before planning your trip.
How much time to set aside
Twenty to forty minutes to view the arch and its surroundings.
Best time
The morning usually allows a quieter observation before the commercial activity begins.
How to get there
Walk through the central area to the passage between Sergijevaca and Portarata Square.
Tip
Compare the two faces of the arch: the decoration is not the same on all sides.
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Frequently asked questions about Slavoluk Sergijevaca
What to observe at Slavoluk Sergijevaca?
The monument was commissioned by Salvia Postuma to honor members of the Sergii family. Columns, inscriptions and reliefs make up the face facing the city. The point of the stop is to observe those details and understand the commemorative function that distinguishes the arch from a simple urban gate.
How much time to allow for Slavoluk Sergijevaca?
Twenty to forty minutes to observe the arch and its surroundings.
How to organize a visit to Slavoluk Sergijevaca?
Compare the two faces of the arch: the decoration is not the same on all sides.