Arch of Augustus, Aosta

The Arch of Augustus in Aosta was erected in 25 BC to mark Rome's victory over the Salassi and the founding of Augusta Praetoria, today's Aosta.

Scenario: 7 November 2026 · 17:30 Europe/Rome

AI-generated artistic interpretation of Arch of Augustus in Aosta under afternoon light
Arch of Augustus, Aosta
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The Arch of Augustus in Aosta was erected in 25 BC to mark Rome's victory over the Salassi and the founding of Augusta Praetoria, today's Aosta. The single-vaulted conglomerate arch, nearly twelve metres high with Corinthian half-columns and a Doric entablature, has worn a slate roof since 1716. A fresh retrieval for this spot on 7 November 2026 recorded 8.5 °C, overcast (WMO code 3), cloud cover 74%, wind 3.1 km/h.

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