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Temple of Jupiter

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Temple of Jupiter
Photograph: Farran Paul
  • Temple of Jupiter — photograph 2
    Michel Disdero
  • Temple of Jupiter — photograph 3
    Kirollos Wasef (Kasper)
  • Temple of Jupiter — photograph 4
    Norbert Lukács
  • Temple of Jupiter — photograph 5
    Haitham Mohammad
  • Temple of Jupiter — photograph 6
    Balibey

The Temple of Jupiter in Baalbek is the ruins of a Roman temple featuring six standing columns and an architrave. It represents the remains of a large ancient structure located within the archaeological site in Baalbek.

Visitors might come to this place to see the scale and design of an ancient Roman temple and its remaining monumental columns, which are a significant part of the historic fabric of Baalbek. The site offers a view into the architectural style of Roman temple construction in this region.

This is suited for travellers interested in Roman history, archaeology, and ancient architecture. It is ideal for those exploring Baalbek's archaeological sites.

Address
2643+MGG, Baalbek, Lebanon

Opening hours

  • Sunday08:00–18:00
  • Monday08:00–18:00
  • Tuesday08:00–18:00
  • Wednesday08:00–18:00
  • Thursday08:00–18:00
  • Friday08:00–18:00
  • Saturday08:00–18:00