Roman Temple

The Roman temple of Cordoba

The Roman temple is an ancient vestige of Cordoba, a witness of the grandeur of the city in the Roman era. The Cordoba audio-guided tour stops here to evoke these monumental columns, a reminder of the Roman past of the city.

The columns of ancient Cordoba

The Roman temple of Cordoba is a great temple of Corinthian style, raised in the Roman era, when the city was a prosperous provincial capital. Very similar to other great temples of the Empire, it stands out by its high marble columns, partially reconstructed, which stand out against the sky in the heart of the modern city. A major vestige of ancient Cordoba, it recalls the importance of the city well before the era of al-Andalus.

What to see

You admire the high Corinthian marble columns of the temple, partially reconstructed, which stand out against the sky in the heart of the city. The Roman temple recalls the grandeur of ancient Cordoba. It is a stop for lovers of history and archaeology, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

The Roman temple lies in the heart of Cordoba, near the city hall, reachable on foot. It is an open-air vestige, freely visible at all times from the public space; access to the site itself may be regulated. You admire it during a walk in the city.

What is the Roman temple of Cordoba?

A great Corinthian temple of the Roman era, with high marble columns partially reconstructed, a major vestige of ancient Cordoba.

Where is the Roman temple of Cordoba?

In the heart of Cordoba, near the city hall, in Spain.