Ruins of the Temple of Augustus

The Temple of Augustus in Ankara is a majestic structure erected during the reign of the Roman Emperor Augustus in 362 AD.

Unfortunately, it has not survived to this day. Remained ruins, allowing you to appreciate the former greatness - side walls, as well as part of the entrance, which is painted with elegant patterns. The walls of the temple are decorated with Greek and Latin inscriptions with lists of the deeds of the Emperor Augustus, his last will, and narrations of the old days of great Rome.

Now there is an exhibition of ancient bronze and stone sculptures.

As a landmark, to get to the Temple of Augustus, we use the Haji Bayram mosque with the park of the same name.