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| Postcards from Perugia |
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| Etruscan Arch |
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| The Etruscan Arch, or Arch of Augustus, is one of the seven doorways into the city, whose wall was 2.9 km in length. In a document dated 1036, it is referred as the Porta Pulchra, the Beautiful Door. The Arch affords a frontal view of Piazza Fortebracci. On top is a Renaissance style loggia from 16th century. The fountain on the left was completed in 1621. |