Temple of Saturn

The Temple of Saturn is an ancient Roman structure located in the Roman Forum, originally built in the 5th century BCE. It served as a important religious site dedicated to Saturn, the Roman god of agriculture and wealth. The temple housed the state treasury and the civic archives, symbolizing Rome’s prosperity. Its remaining pillars and foundations are among the oldest visible ruins in Rome, representing both religious devotion and the city’s history of governance and wealth. Today, it stands as a historic monument, reflecting Rome’s rich religious and cultural legacy.