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Temple of Augustus

A small, well-preserved Roman temple on the town's main square, with elegant Corinthian columns.

about 20 min

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Why Temple of Augustus matters

The temple stands on Pula's Roman forum, which is now an everyday town square with cafes and a town hall beside it. It is small, but its tall columns and neat proportions make it one of the best-preserved Roman temples of its type. Grab a coffee at a nearby terrace and watch it change colour through the afternoon.

Talking points

  • It sits on the old Roman forum, now the town square.
  • Corinthian columns support its porch.
  • It is easy to admire from the square outside.

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