Roman triumphal arches
Triumphal arches in the Roman style were revived during the Renaissance, when there was a Europe-wide upwelling of interest in the art and architecture of ancient Rome. Between the 16th and 19th century, kings and emperors erected numerous triumphal arches in conscious imitation of the Roman tradition. One of the earliest was the temporary arch erected in Rome to celebrate the election in 1513 of Pope Leo X. The Emperor Maximilian I commissioned the artist Albrecht Dürer to design an elaborately decorated monumental arch for him, though it was never actually built. Louis XIV of France and Napoleon Bonaparte both erected arches to commemorate their military triumphs, most famously the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Arches were erected for similar purposes in England, the United States, Germany, Romania, Russia and Spain, amongst other countries. Built to honour and glorify President Kim Il Sung and modeled after the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, the Arch of Triumph in Pyongyang is the largest arch in the world.
Temporary triumphal arches are still constructed, intended to be used for a celebratory parade or ceremony and then be dismantled afterwards.

Post-Roman triumphal arches
For Roman ones only, see List of ancient Roman triumphal arches
Permanent monumental triumphal arches include:

List of triumphal arches

Timgad, Trajan's Arch, partially restored arch in a Roman colonial town Algeria

Ballarat, Victoria, Arch of Victory Australia

Heldentor, Roman-arch in Carnuntum
Siegestor, Innsbruck
Äußeres Burgtor (Outer Castle Gate), Vienna Austria

Arch of the Cinquantenaire, Brussels (erected 1880-1905)
Menin Gate, Ypres Belgium

Radomir Bulgaria

Guangzhou China

Arch of Sergius, Pula, Istria Croatia

Prince's Gate, Toronto, Ontario
Memorial Arch at the Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, Ontario, 1923
National War Memorial in Ottawa.
Peace Arch, Blaine, Washington & Surrey, British Columbia
Canadian National Vimy Memorial located in France. Canada

Aix-les-Bains
Besançon
Carpentras: Arch of Augustus
Cavaillon
Die: Porte St. Marcel
Die: Porte Saint Pierre
Dijon: Porte Guillaume
Marseille: Porte d'Aix (1825)
Montpellier: Porte du Peyrou (1692)
Nancy: on Place Stanislas
Orange
Nimes: Porte d'Auguste (Arch of Augustus)
Paris:

• Arc de Triomphe (1806-1836)
  Arc du Carrousel (1806-1808)
  Grande Arche, La Défense (1982-1989)
  Porte Saint-Denis
  Porte Saint-Martin
  Reims: Porte de Mars
  Saint Rémy de Provence: Roman site of Glanum
  Saintes: Arch of Germanicus
  Vienne: quadriportal arch ("the pyramid"), was once in the ancient circus France
  
  Arch 22, Banjul Gambia
  
  The Brandenburg Gate, Berlin, contrary to popular belief, is not a triumphal arch.
  Siegestor, Munich (1843-1850)
  Triumphtor, Potsdam
  Mainz: Dativius Victor arch Germany
  
  Arch of Galerius, Thessaloniki
  Hadrian's Arch, Athens Greece
  
  Triumphal Arch, Vác Hungary
  
  India Gate, New Delhi
  Gateway of India, Mumbai India
  
  Hands of Victory, Baghdad Iraq
  
  Fusilier's Arch, Dublin Ireland
  
  Rome
  
  
  
  • Arch of Constantine, Rome erected 312 - 315
    Arch of Drusus, Rome, erected to honor Nero Claudius Drusus
    Arch of Gallienus, Rome
    Arch of Septimius Severus, Rome, erected 203
    Arch of Titus, Rome (81)
    Arch of Janus, Rome
    Arch of Trajan, Ancona, erected 113
    Augustan Arch, Aosta
    Arch of Trajan, Beneventum, the Porta Aurea, erected 114
    Arco Campano, Capua
    Arch of Augustus, Fano
    Arch of the House of Lorraine, Florence, erected 1738 - 1759: the first freestanding permanent triumphal arch in Italy since Antiquity
    Arco della Pace, Milan, erected 1807 - 1838
    Triumphal arch of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Milan
    Arch of Augustus, Rimini, erected AD 27
    Arch of Augustus, Susa, erected 7 BC
    Arco dei Gavi, Verona
    Monumento ai caduti, Genoa
    Arco romano a colle San Giusto, Trieste Italy
    
    Arch of Tiberius, Leptis Magna, erected 35 CE
    Arch of Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus, Oea
    Arch of Septimius Severus, Leptis Magna Libya
    
    Patuxay, Vientiane Laos
    
    Triuphal arch, Chişinău. Moldova
    
    Triuphal arch, Volubilis. Morocco
    
    Arch of Triumph, Pyongyang North Korea
    
    Arco do Triunfo, Lisbon Portugal
    
    Arcul de Triumf, Bucharest Romania
    
    Red Gate, Moscow - demolished
    Triumphal arch on Poklonnaya Hill, Kutuzovskiy prospekt, Moscow
    Moscow Triumphal Gate, St Petersburg
    Narva Triumphal Gate, St Petersburg
    Omsk, Tara gate
    Triumphal Arch of the General Staff Building in Palace Square
    Cossack triumphal arches in Novocherkassk
    Orlov gates, Gatchina Russia
    
    Arc de Triomf, Barcelona
    Puerta de las Granadas, Granada
    The Puerta de Alcalá, Plaza de la Independencia, Madrid, contrary to popular belief, is not a triumphal arch but a city gate.
    Arco de la Victoria, Madrid Spain
    
    Arch of Septimus Severus, Latakia
    Palmyra Syria
    
    Anazarbus
    Hadrian's Gate
    The Golden Gate in the Yedikule Turkey
    
    Arch of Catherine the Great, Novgorod-Seversky Ukraine
    
    Marble Arch, London
    Wellington Arch, Hyde Park Corner, London United Kingdom
    
    Monumental Arch, Galveston, Texas (1987-1990)
    Newport News Victory Arch, Newport News, Virginia
    Peace Arch, Blaine, Washington & Surrey, British Columbia
    Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch, Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, New York
    Tilton Memorial Arch, Tilton, New Hampshire
    Washington Square, New York, New York See also
    Trajan's Arch in Timgad, Algeria
    The Arch of Constantine, Rome
    The triumphal arch of Glanum
    The Brandenburg Gate
    Triumphal arch on Kutuzovsky Prospekt in Moscow
    Moscow Triumphal Gates in St. Petersburg
    Puerta de Alcalá is a triumphal arch forming a monumental gateway to Madrid
    Narva Triuphal Gates in St. Petersburg
    The triumphal arch erected to honor Hadrian who visitied Antalya in 2nd century A.D.
    The Soldiers and Sailors Arch at Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, New York City
    The Washington Square Arch, New York City
    Triumfal arch, center of Chişinău
    Arch of Hadrian in central Athens, with the Acropolis seen in the background.
    The Arco do Triunfo in Lisbon
    Red Gate in Moscow used to be a rare example of a baroque triumphal arch.
    The triumphal arch in Orange, France
    The Arc de Triomf in Barcelona
    Arch 22 in Banjul, Gambia
    The Gateway of India, Mumbai, India
    The Patuxay in Vientiane, Laos. A triumphal arch built to commemorate soldiers who died fighting the French for independence.
    Temporary triumphal arch commemorating election of Emilio Aguinaldo as President of the Philippines, 1899
    Royal Military College of Canada Memorial Arch in Kingston, Ontario