The Temple of Hercules (Carthage)

The Temple of Hercules in Carthage, Tunisia, is an ancient Roman temple built around the 1st century BCE. It was dedicated to Hercules, a hero in Roman and Greek mythology. Known for its impressive ruins, it features a large, square base and columns that reflect the architectural styles of the time. The temple symbolizes the cultural blend of Roman and local traditions and highlights Carthage's significance in the ancient Mediterranean world. Today, it stands as an important archaeological site, offering insights into Roman religion and the history of one of the empire's major cities.