The Temple of Venus was an ancient Roman temple dedicated to the goddess Venus, who represented love, beauty, and fertility. Located in Rome, it was built during the late Republic and later expanded under the rule of Emperor Hadrian. The temple was known for its impressive architecture and was a significant site for worship and public gatherings. The temple's design featured a grand portico and a cella, where the statue of Venus was housed. It played a vital role in Roman religious practices and was often visited by citizens seeking blessings in love and relationships. The site remains an important part of Roman history and culture.