Explore Templo Romano de Évora with Stanza's GPS-triggered offline audio guide.

The Roman Temple of Évora is a well-preserved ancient Roman structure dating back to the 1st century AD. It stands as a prominent archaeological site in the historic center of the city.
This stop introduces the temple within its modern setting, addressing the popular but incorrect myth that it was dedicated to Diana. I've selected a frontal view and a wide square shot to establish the scene.

Despite the passage of two thousand years, this structure remains one of the most intact Roman temples in the Iberian Peninsula.
Focusing on the granite base, this stop explains the temple's true purpose: the Imperial Cult. The images highlight the massive 3.5-meter-high podium typical of Roman religious architecture.

The stones resting on the platform are reminders of the temple's lost interior walls and its original roof structure.

A massive foundation of local granite provides the sturdy base that has supported the temple's weight for centuries.
A 'Must-See' stop focusing on the artistic detail of the capitals. The imagery provides the necessary close-ups to appreciate the acanthus leaf carvings and Estremoz marble.

A small carving on one of the temple's stone surfaces offers a rare glimpse into the daily lives of Roman guards.
The final stop places the temple in its wider context as the center of the ancient forum. It also highlights the surrounding landmarks like the Cathedral and Jardim Diana.

The nearby Jardim de Diana preserves the old myth in its name, serving as a peaceful spot at the heart of the city.
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