Temple of Sulis Minerva

The Temple of Sulis Minerva was an ancient Roman religious site in Bath, England, dedicated to Sulis, a local goddess, and Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom and crafts. Built around the early 2nd century AD, it served as a place for worship and healing, where pilgrims visited to seek cures from the thermal springs. The temple combined Roman and local religious traditions and featured impressive architecture, including a sanctuary, baths, and mosaics. Today, it is an important archaeological site, showcasing the cultural and religious exchange during Roman Britain and highlighting Bath’s historical significance as a healing center.