Temple of Castor and Pollux

#romanforum The Temple of Castor and Pollux is one of the most striking ruins in the Roman Forum. Only three towering Corinthian columns remain, but they hint at the grandeur of this once-magnificent temple. Dedicated to the twin sons of Jupiter, Castor and Pollux, it symbolized victory and divine favor. The temple played a key role in political and economic life, serving as a meeting place for the Senate. Its elegant remains make it a favorite spot for photographers and history lovers. Whether visiting for its mythology or architectural beauty, it’s a must-see highlight of the Forum’s ancient landscape.