Temple of the Cough, Archaeological site in Tivoli, Italy.
The Temple of the Cough stands near Via Tiburtina, featuring ancient Roman architectural elements with remaining columns and structural foundations.
Dating back to the second century AD, this Roman temple received its name from the sound of wind passing through its weathered structure.
The temple structure demonstrates the Roman architectural principles through its design, proportions, and construction techniques used during the Imperial period.
The archaeological site maintains regular visiting hours and can be reached by taking local transportation from the Tivoli town center.
Situated on a hillside position, the temple contains specific acoustic properties that create a coughing sound when wind passes through its ruins.
Location: Tivoli
GPS coordinates: 41.96289,12.78936
Latest update: March 3, 2025 17:11
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