Tempio di Adriano
Rome, Italy
The preserved wall with eleven impressive Corinthian columns was incorporated into the facade of a later building.
The Tempio di Adriano consists of the ruins of an ancient Roman temple, dedicated to the deified Emperor Hadrian, built after his death in 138 AD. It was originally located in the Campus Martius. To this day, a high wall with eleven impressive Corinthian columns, part of the temple's side colonnade, has been preserved. These fragments were incorporated into later buildings, now forming the facade of the Stock Exchange.
- Visit time: 20 min
How long does it take to visit Tempio di Adriano?
Plan about 20 min.
Nearby
- Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola — 110 m
- Teatro Capranica — 140 m
- Hostaria de’ pastini — 150 m
- Pantheon — 250 m
- Teatro Quirino — 260 m
- Teatro Rossini — 330 m
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