Templo Romano

Very nice temple in the downtown area of Cordova. Only a few pillars remain, but the area is nicely cordoned off and you can see the total space easily. Take pictures during midday because the light will beautifully highlight the white columns. I wish more of the Roman areas in the city were well preserved, as they were in Zaragoza, but it's still nice. The temple is outdoors so it's free. Also, take pictures of the wild cats that make this place their home.

Worth going to see. It is not far, and free to walk past!

We stumbled upon this while walking through the city at night. Some sort of work is currently being done around the columns which is so wonderful to see because this means greater preservation for years to come. It might not be as beautiful as some of the other sites in Cordoba but I still believe it's worth a look.

Columns are not original but designed in modern times to show how temple ised to look like. Very nice square with sweet little cafes

Great lasting example of pillars built in roman times!

A partly restored roman temple, visible from the street

Ancient Roman columns, there is a really cute colony of cats hanging around that can be seen sleeping and chasing the butterflies

Looks very interesting and it is good to walk around the area and see this because it is quite close to all other attractions by feet

Amazing Roman theatre in Cordoba.

Simple columns but amazing to think they’ve been there this long and kudos to the city to restore and maintain them.

It’s cute! Though yeah it’s pretty obvious the temple and the columns have been renovated.

Historical site can be easily accessed by a short walk from the train station

Rabo de Toro. Award winning dish.
Excellent taste, great value for two at 15€

Stunning ruins of a Roman Temple which give a glimpse of the grandeur of Cordoba during Roman Times, when it was the capital of the Hispania Baetica province, one of three Roman provinces in the Iberian Peninsula

Our Airbnb is near here, the walk around is beautiful.

Very interesting, it tells a very small part if a huge story.

Beautiful place..

A great historic site.

Definitely not Rome with all its Glory.
But a Nice place to see.
It's hard to conceive how the Roman empire made it all the way to these parts of the continent.
Fascinating to see how Spain has its roots coming from so many different cultures.
Look at people's noses and you will see.

Nice view of the ruins