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The Roman Temple remains nestle within the modern buildings of Córdoba but it’s worth a short walk from the more touristy areas to see these impressive remains.
We walked to see them, and while it didn't take long to see them (it is literally what you see in the photo), they are beautifully maintained and located in a great neighbourhood which is bit away from the touristy mosque-cathedral area.
I was staying in this area of Cordoba, June 2018. It's a 1st century AD site of the Roman Temple, which you view from the roadside. Try and get the feel for it while looking at it, use your imagination, as to what it was...More
I wouldn't call this a "destination" Roman site. It is marvelous that they have unearthed this treasure, but there isn't much to see, although there are promises of further development in the future. Many of the best artifacts have been moved to the Alcazar.
This roman heritage of Cordaba looks cool and it's really interesting to see this different signs of di=fferent time periods of the city. The temple is small and it's not possible to walk inside, but it brings special mood to the area around.
If you happen to walk past this then have a look but really don't bother to make a special journey and if you stop for a beer in one of the cafes opposite, be careful which one. The signs say they are renovating the temple...More
Saw it during our hop on hop off bus tour. Thought it would be much bigger with something to actually see. Disappointing.
The large size of the Corinthian columns in the Roman temple ruins are impressive. The archaeological site was only discovered in the 1950s and has been heavily reconstructed. The main problem with this site is the lack of information about what one is looking at...More
There would probably the place where the roman temple was existed back in that time but seeing the pillars, they are clearly new. The project tried to reconstructed by putting something old among the pillar. Beautiful? Neeeh!.......
I found this place by chance, just wandering around looking for somewhere to eat. Only recently discovered, the pillars stand as a testament to the city's past. The temple itself is still being excavated as no doubt it will be for some time, so is...More
