Hadrian’s Gate

Why go

At this junction, read the gate in relation to the streets meeting around it. That spatial link is more revealing than treating the surviving stones as a freestanding façade: it shows how traffic and ceremonies could pass between quarters. The remaining structure is a focused exterior stop; follow the marked path rather than assuming you can walk through every ancient opening.

What to look for

• Gate remains at the Triodos street junction.
• A visible threshold between ancient routes.

Useful to know

• View from the signed route; passage through the ruins is unverified.
• Use nearby street signs to orient the junction.

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