The Temple of Jupiter Anxur is an ancient Roman temple located on the summit of the Monte Sant'Angelo in Terracina, Italy. Dedicated to the god Jupiter, it was built during the late Republican period, around the 1st century BCE. The temple is known for its impressive architectural features and scenic views of the surrounding landscape. The site was significant for both religious and strategic reasons, serving as a place of worship and a lookout point. The temple's ruins include remnants of columns and walls, showcasing the grandeur of Roman engineering. Today, it remains a popular tourist attraction, reflecting the rich history of ancient Rome.