Temple of Attis

The Temple of Attis was an ancient sanctuary dedicated to Attis, a god associated with rebirth and fertility in Phrygian and later Roman religion. Located in ancient Asia Minor (modern Turkey), it served as a religious center for rituals honoring Attis, especially during celebrations that symbolized renewal and transformation. The temple’s architecture reflected its spiritual significance and was a focal point for communal worship, festivals, and rites linked to fertility and renewal themes. Today, archaeological remains provide insight into the religious practices of early peoples in the region and their reverence for divine cycles of life and rebirth.