Porta Pia is an ancient archaeological gate to the city of Ancona that was built in the late eighteenth century at the request of Pope Pius VI as a huge entrance to the city, designed by the architect Filippo Marchionne in the Baroque architectural style, and the gate is characterized by its decorations and reliefs. A beautiful natural area surrounded by a group of trees, plants and colorful flowers. Tourists flock to the gate area to enjoy the calm atmosphere, scenic landscapes, and learn about the city's Gothic architectural style.