Temple of Hadrian (Tempio di Adriano) Tours and Tickets

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It’s free to admire the remains of the Temple of Hadrian on your own, but there's a wide range of tours that cover the ancient temple, along with Rome’s historic center sights, for additional context and history. Budget-friendly group walking tours start at around US$5, while small-group bike tours typically cost around US$50.

No. All that remains of the ancient temple is the colonnade that now lines the north facade of Rome’s Stock Exchange (Borsa), the seat of the Chamber of Commerce. You can enter the 17th-century building, which houses the multimedia Hadrianeum show. This show utilizes video mapping and other techniques to illustrate the history of the Temple of Hadrian and Rome.

You can admire the surviving columns of the Temple of Hadrian 24 hours a day, as they line the public square, Piazza di Pietra. This ancient colonnade is particularly striking after sunset, when the ruins are dramatically lit from above and below. The Hadrianeum multimedia show is open Monday to Friday from 11am-7pm, with projections every 45 minutes.

Yes, the Temple of Hadrian lines the side of Piazza di Pietra, one of Rome’s liveliest squares for drinking and dining. There are restaurants and cocktail bars opposite the ruins, offering unobstructed views, as well as shops and sights that stretch out in all directions. The nearest public restroom is near Piazza Navona on Via Giuseppe Zanardelli.

Yes, this line of imposing Corinthian columns is a dazzling subject for photos, especially in the evening when they are theatrically lit. Join a Rome by night walking tour to capture the top sights in Rome’s historic center after dark, or stop in Piazza di Pietra on your own to snap the Temple of Hadrian after sunset.