Jupiter's Temple

Split, Temple of Jupiter (Temple of Jupiter), the black marble Egyptian Sphinx statue at the door has been around for 3,500 years, but it has been "beheaded". In contrast, the Sphinx on the right side of the cathedral bell tower is intact.

The temple is the atrium of Diocletian Palace, surrounded by tall Roman columns, consisting of the Cathedral of St. Dominus and the bell tower of the attached church. The front hall is a circular hemispheric hall with a tall vault that has collapsed, leaving a circular dome hole. The noon sun came in through the dome, bringing infinite reverie.

The temple of Jupiter is located in Split, Croatia's second largest city, and is guarded by a black granite headless lion sculpture at the entrance of the temple, which is very solemn and was imported from Egypt in the 5th century.

The Temple of Jupiter is a distinctive building in Split. There is a rectangular granite square in front of it. On the stairs, there are various chair cushions for tourists to order drinks. Sitting for a while. There is a headless lion sculpture at the entrance of the temple. The black granite is full of pride. It was a temple imported from Egypt in the 5th century. There is a basement below that was used as a church.

The temple is also known as the “World Heritage Site on the Ruins” and is located in the capital of Lebanon, a historic country in the Middle East.

Very distinctive historical building, many people went to see

The temple has been for thousands of years, and the stone statues at the door are very beautiful.