Two minute walk from the hotel on the way to the park. Imposing walls/city gate but a shame there is little or no information available at the site or no entrance. Nice to see and take a photo of, but that's about it.

Porta Pinciana is a 5th century minor gate of the Aurelian Walls in Rome. The name of the gate comes from the hill upon which it is located.

Staying at the Marriott 100ft away. Ruins are very obvious and provide very good photography opportunities. There is no cost. Huge park to the west.

As with the Via Veneto, we walked through this ancient gate on a number of occasions, this year we gazed through the window of the tour bus. It dates to the 5th century, a late addition to the Aurelian Walls. It was built under the...More