The Temple of Augustus with its Corinthian portico on Pula's forum square, the Communal Palace beside it, under a blue sky.

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Temple of Augustus

The Temple of Augustus stands on Pula's Roman forum and was dedicated to the goddess Roma and the emperor Augustus between 2 BC and AD 14. Six Corinthian columns carry a frieze of acanthus scrolls. The temple later served as a church and a granary, was hit by a bomb in the Second World War and was rebuilt; inside is a display of Roman sculpture.

Nearby

Pula Cathedral

church

Pula Castle

castle

Arch of the Sergii

monument

Pula Arena

monument

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