Temples of Ancient Rome

• Many Temples were built in Rome during the Period of the Roman Kings, the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire.
• Roman Temples were each dedicated to one of the Roman Gods in the Roman Pantheon and contained a statue or image of the God inside the Temple.

List of Temples in Rome by date

• Temple of Vesta (715-673 BCE)
• Temple of Janus (715-673 BCE)
• Temple of Luna (578-535 BCE)
• Temple of Diana (578-535 BCE)
• Temple of Jupiter (509 BCE)
• Temple of Saturn (c. 497 BCE)
• Temple of Castor and Pollux (495 BCE)
• Temple of Ceres, Liber and Libra (494 BCE)
• Temple of Juno Lucina (375 BCE)
• Temple of Concord: (Where the Insignia of Empire were kept) (c. 367 BCE)
• Temple of Juno Moneta (344 BCE)
• Temple of Asclepius in Rome (291 BCE)
• Temple of Bona Dea (c.272 BCE)
• Temple of Venus Ericyna (215 BCE)
• Temple of Portunus also known as the Temple of Fortuna Virilis (c. 3rd century BCE)
• Temple of Veiovis (192 BCE)
• Temple of Pietas (c. 191 BCE)
• Temple of Juno Regina (187 BCE)
• Temple of Isis in Campus Martius (c. 150 BCE)
• Temple of the Divine Hadrian (145 CE)
• Temple of Hercules (2nd century BCE)
• Temple of Julius Caesar (29 BCE)
• Temple of Mars Ultor (2 BCE)
• Pantheon (128 CE)
• Temple of Venus and Roma (138 CE)
• Temple of The Sun of Aurelian (274 CE)
• Temple of Minerva Medica (Nymphaeum with a Dome) (4th century CE)
• Largo di Torre Argentina (Ruins of 4 Temples 3rd-1st century BCE)