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Story and significance
About
Located in the center of Vienne, this Roman temple is dedicated to Emperor Augustus and his wife Livia. It is one of the two best-preserved Roman temples in the world.
Timeline, heritage and stories
Heritage
Built in the late 1st century BC, the temple stands out with its Corinthian columns. Forming part of the ancient Roman forum in Vienne, this structure was saved from destruction because it was converted into a church during the Middle Ages. To see the exact location of this building, which holds unique value for the archaeological history of France, you can look at the Map page.
Practical notes before you go
Visit
- Type
- Historic sites
- Tip
- Opening hours and ticket rules may vary by season.
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