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This ancient monumental gate was built by architect Filippo Marchionni between 1787 and 1789 at the request of Pope Pius VI. It is a triumphal arch with a single arch, enclosed within two pilasters and featuring massive buttresses as high as the springer; the entire structure is characterized by polished blocks of Istrian stone. The façade facing the city is made of Istrian stone with Baroque friezes and is flanked by two pilasters supporting the attic, which once bore a dedicatory plaque with the papal coat of arms. This plaque, along with the dedicatory inscription, was later removed during the French occupation of 1797. The interior façade, without any particular ornamentation, is made of sandstone blocks. This side, too, topped by a simple triangular tympanum, also boasts another marble plaque commemorating the liberation from papal rule by General Cialdini's troops. https://anconatourism.it/arte-e-cultura/monumenti/porta-pia/

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The Cathedral of Ancona, dedicated to Saint Cyriacus, is the metropolitan cathedral of the Archdiocese of Ancona-Osimo. It is a medieval church blending Romanesque and Byzantine styles, evident in its Greek cross plan and in the many works of art housed within. It stands in a scenic location atop Colle Guasco, formerly occupied by the acropolis of the Greco-Doric city, overlooking the entire city of Ancona and its gulf. It was designated a basilica in May 1926 by Pope Pius XI, and has been a national monument since 1940. Inside is the painting of Our Lady Queen of All Saints, the subject of an event considered "miraculous" by Catholic tradition, known as the Marian Miracle of Saint Cyriacus. The building has a history of over 2,000 years, during which five major events can be distinguished: - 4th-2nd century BC - Construction of the Temple of Aphrodite, whose perimeter corresponds exactly to the transept and the left wing of the current church; - 6th century AD - Construction of the early Christian Basilica of San Lorenzo, built on the ruins of the ancient temple; - 11th century AD - The Basilica of San Lorenzo became a cathedral and was expanded. With the translation of the body of Saint Cyriacus, it changed its name and took on its current title; - 12th century AD - Transformation of the plan into a Greek cross, giving the church an oriental layout, its main characteristic. - 13th century AD - Construction of the dome and porch, interventions that gave the building its current appearance.

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Beautiful like many other monuments in the city

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Great places you must see

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Beautiful. Worth seeing. No need to make long trips.

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Beautiful view of the Ancona hills and the port

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Definitely worth a visit

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Church with a stunning facade and interiors that are worth a visit

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