Experts' Choice Award Temple of Augustus
What the experts agree on
This 2,000-year-old Roman temple is historically significant but currently weathered and scaffolded for repairs. Still worth seeing despite its diminished state and restricted access, especially for history enthusiasts visiting Ankara.
“Though it's in a rather sad state today, the Temple of Augustus and Rome, built 25–20 BC, is of great historical significance.”
– Fodor's
Afar Magazine "The temple is under renovation so much of its natural charm is covered in scaffolding, however it's well worth a visit, even in freezing temperatures." Full review
Frommer's "Seismic activity and exposure to the elements have taken their toll on the temple, which is encased in decayed and rusted scaffolding and closed to the public." Full review
