The story
Story · Arco degli Argentari
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You're standing at the Arch of the Money-Changers, in the ancient heart of Rome. Don't expect a giant triumphal arch. This one is small, a little over six metres tall, and it has a flat top instead of a curved one. It also leans against a church. In the seventh century it was partly built into the western wall of San Giorgio al Velabro.
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