The Temple of Hadrian, in the Campo Marzio, was built in the year 145 AD to honour the Emperor who had died in 138. Dedicated by his son, the Emperor Antoninus the Pius, the temple deified Hadrian, famous for rebuilding the Pantheon, the famous wall in England, his majestic villa in Tivoli and the family mausoleum, nowdays Saint Angel Castle. Today only one side of it is left and inside are the headquarters of the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture.
