Łuk Sergiusza

The Arch of Sergius is an impressive ancient Roman triumphal arch from the 1st century BC, and is one of the best preserved monuments in Pula.

Built between 29-27 BC by Salvia Postuma to commemorate three members of the Sergius family. It impresses with its Corinthian style with Hellenistic influences and rich decorations - sculptures of winged victorias, an eagle-snake fight and bas-reliefs depicting military equipment.

The arch inspired many artists, including Michelangelo himself, who admired its artistry and made sketches of it during his travels.