Temple of Jupiter (Tempio di Giove) Pompei

... Naples and Pompeii. Further west we passed the Terme Stabiane (Stabiane Baths) before arriving at the remains of the forum and Temple of Jupiter (where the head of the temple statue stands on display) are located. Continuing through Pompeii we reached ...

... religious and political life in the city, The Forum. In the picture of The Forum with the arch way, is the Temple of Jupiter. Next to the Forum was the Horrea, which was probably a shop selling special foods stuffs, possibly grain. Today the ...

... years ago. Most of the ruins are houses, shops and streets, along with the Basilica (which means the kings house), the Temple of Jupiter and many other important, official buildings. We even went into a brothel, complete with carvings of the names of the ...

... many inviting ruins, including graffitied walls and public restrooms. We found the gladiator housing, the grand theater, the temple of Jupiter Meilichios, and wrapped up our excursion at the amphitheater. The amphitheater was large, but still intimate. ...

... here was astounding, much better preserved than in Rome. Fantastic pillars all around, of many different styles and types. The temple of Jupiter in the forum would have been quite something as would have been the Basilica (which means the place of the ...

... ;We walked along the streets and and saw many of the key ruins including a very well preserved theater, the Forum with the Temple of Jupiter, the bakery, a fast food joint (the oven for where they made the pizza is still there),   the brothel which ...

... the temples of Apollo, Jupiter and Vespasian, and the Sanctuary of the Lari. On the other side of the Basilica is the site of the Temple of Venus. The goddess was the protectress of the city, but in tandem with the fate of Pompeii, her temple was badly ...

... . It was impressive how the buildings have stayed together all these years. The bakery had a counter and ovens. We saw the temple of Jupiter. It had pillars and the statue of Jupiter. It had zigzag designs on the wall and a place where people could pray. ...