Temple of Augustus columns

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The Temple of Augustus columns are the preserved remains of a Roman temple hidden within Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, showcasing the city’s ancient Roman heritage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman temple remains
archaeological site
tourist attraction
access publicly accessible
architecturalStyle Roman Corinthian order
builtInCentury 1st century BC
builtInPeriod Roman Republic–early Roman Empire
linked to: Late Roman Republic
cityBlock Carrer del Paradís area
currentFunction cultural heritage site
historical monument
dedicatedTo Emperor Augustus
linked to: Augustus
discoveredDuring urban development in the 19th century
hasCulturalSignificance evidence of Roman forum in Barcino
hasPart four standing Corinthian columns
height approximately 9 meters
heritageOf ancient Roman Barcino
linked to: Barcino
hiddenWithin interior courtyard
locatedIn Barcelona
Gothic Quarter, Barcelona
linked to: Gothic Quarter
locatedInBuilding Centre Excursionista de Catalunya building
locatedInCountry Spain
material stone
near Barcelona Cathedral
Plaça de Sant Jaume
linked to: Plaça Sant Jaume
numberOfColumnsPreserved 4
originalFunction Roman temple
partOf Roman archaeological heritage of Barcelona
Temple of Augustus in Barcino
preservedBy City of Barcelona
linked to: Barcelona
symbolizes Roman origins of Barcelona
tourismCategory Roman Barcelona landmark

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Gothic Quarter contains Temple of Augustus columns
Barcino hasStructureRemains Roman temple of Augustus columns
linked to: Temple of Augustus columns