Temple of Diana

(1st c. AD) The remains of an Ancient Roman temple built under Emperor Tiberius in the Roman capital of Lusitania. It is well-preserved, probably due to its incorporation into a 16th-century palace, the Temple of Diana’s Corinthian columns still stand in their original rectangular formation.

TypeTemple complex
Period1 - 500 AD
CountrySpain
Coordinates38.9166° N, 6.3442° W

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