Victory gate or Siegestor in Munich

Victory gate or siegestor is a triumphal arch located in the city of Munich, Germany. It was originally built to commemorate the bravery of Bavarian army for their success in Napoleonic war of liberation. But today victory gate served as a symbol of peace. Victory gate was built between 1843 and 1852 by King Ludwing I of Bavaria. This arch have triumphal arch style, one large arch in the center and small arch on each side. There is also a chariot on the top of the arch which is drawn by four lions. It symbolize the victory of the army.