Temple of Hadrian

On the death of the famous Emperor Hadrian, Antoninus his son built a temple in the year 145. Now, this temple is part of the Palais de la Bourse and it seems that his columns were prisoners of this modern palace. But the 11 white marble columns show the greatness of the ancient temple. Often within there are free temporary exhibitions that are very interesting. Don't fail to stop by because you'll have a good time while looking at the new Italian artistic tendencies - always good after both classical and baroque art. The view of the temple from Piazza di Pietra at night is beautiful.