Jupiter's Temple
Split, Croatia · featured in 2 traveler itineraries
About Jupiter's Temple
Jupiter's Temple, located within the Diocletian's Palace, is a fascinating historical site dedicated to the Roman god Jupiter. Built at the beginning of the 4th century, this temple is known for its exquisite Corinthian-style columns and remains a significant ancient structure in Split. The temple's interior features a beautiful revival and now serves as a small baptistery, showcasing the blend of Christian and pagan history. What makes the visit unique is the sense of tranquility that permeates this ancient space, contrasting with the bustling areas of the palace. During the summer months, the temple is particularly atmospheric, allowing visitors to reflect on the historical significance of this site amidst a serene setting. It provides an important connection to the ancient Roman past and is a key location for any Game of Thrones enthusiast to explore.
Traveler tips
Look for the original Roman elements still intact in the temple's design, which are easy to overlook.
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