Roman Temple of Nin

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Remains of the Roman temple from the 1st century AD in the time of the Roman emperor Vespasian. It was the largest Roman temple on the east side of the Adriatic sea with the dimensions of 33 meters in length and 23.5m in width. It is located in the very center of Nin.

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Address
Ulica Svetog Mihovila 2, Nin, Croatia

Established
1st century AD

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