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This historic gate is one of the last remaining tollhouses from the old city wall. Built in the late 18th century, it once marked the entrance to the city and was used to collect taxes on goods coming in. The architecture is neoclassical, with two symmetrical pavilions that stand out on the avenue.
- The gate is most popular for its unique twin pavilions and its role in the city’s history as a tax collection point.
- The stonework and columns are original, giving a real sense of the past.
- It’s a spot where you can see how the city used to be organized and protected.
- See Real History Up Close: The buildings are original and let you imagine what life was like centuries ago.
- Unique Photo Spot: The symmetry and design make it a cool place for photos 📸.
- Learn About City Walls: It’s one of the few places where you can actually see a piece of the old city boundary.
- No specific dress code, but comfy shoes are a good idea since you’ll be walking.
- Best time to visit: Early morning or late afternoon for the best light and fewer people.
- No ticket or booking needed—just show up and check it out!
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