- English: The Roman temple of Córdoba is located in Córdoba, Spain. The remains of the temple were discovered in the 1950s.
- During the expansion of the Cordoba City Hall in 1950, the remains of a Roman Temple (Templo Romano) were unearthed.
- The Roman Temple of Cordoba is located at the end of Claudio Marcelo Street at its intersection with Capitulares Street, right next to the City Hall of Cordoba.
- The construction of Roman temple in Córdoba began during the reign of Emperor Claudius (41-54 AD) and ended some forty years later...
- 1. Explore the Temples: The Roman Temple of Cordoba is made up of three temples: the Temple of Jupiter, the Temple of Juno and the Temple of Venus.
- It is one of the ancient ruins located in the city of Cordoba, and it is the remains of a Roman temple that was discovered in the fifties of the twentieth century...
- The ruins of the ancient Roman Temple give evidence of the Roman heritage of Cordoba. Tall columns topped by huge capitals are overwhelming.
- Discover the history of Roman temple. Contact information and map. Find out what to see and do in Córdoba | spain.info.
- The Roman Temple in Córdoba, Spain is a historic and architecturally significant building that is worth a visit for anyone interested in Roman history and architecture.
- In the 1950s the remains of a Roman temple were discovered in Cordoba during a building project undertaken on the city Hall.