Temple of Diana
Mérida, Spain
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The Temple of Diana is a Roman temple in Mérida, Spain, whose ruins survive as an important archaeological site. Built in the ancient Roman architectural style, it remains part of Mérida's UNESCO World Heritage Site designation and holds official status as a bien de interés cultural (cultural property of interest) in Spain. The temple testifies to the significance of Emerita Augusta, as the Roman city was known, during the Imperial period.
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- Type
- ruins, archaeological site, Roman temple
- Heritage
- part of UNESCO World Heritage Site, bien de interés cultural
- Place
- Mérida, Spain
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