The Porta Romana is a medieval city gate in Siena. Porta Romana is regarded as a notable historical monument in Siena, Italy. Apart from the extensive historical background that this place offers, there are also a variety of restaurants where tourists can enjoy the local delicacies.
Frescoes that were used to enhance this gate, were later shifted to the Basilica of San Francesco. Many people look up to this structure due to its striking architecture. The Porta Romana constitutes of two components an original gate and an antiporto. The antiporto is an additional gate which ensures further security. It is regarded as a doorway of defence developed between 1327 and 1328 by Agnolo di Ventura and Agostina di Giovanni. The entry of Porta Romana holds great significance as it is connected to the city of Rome and hence Papacy which provides an overall view of the Sienese countryside.