Aedes Apollo Palatinus

Aedes Apollo Palatinus is an ancient Roman shrine dedicated to Apollo, the god of music, healing, and prophecy. Located on the Palatine Hill in Rome, it was an important religious site established in the 2nd century BCE. The temple reflected the growing influence of Greek culture in Rome and served as a place for worship, rituals, and offerings to Apollo. Over time, it played a role in Roman religious and political life, symbolizing cultural integration and the significance of divine patronage. Today, it remains an important archaeological site, providing insight into Rome’s spiritual and social history.