The Temple of Jupiter, originally dedicated to the Roman god, was later converted into a baptistry. Located within Diocletian's Palace, it features a unique ceiling and a bronze statue of St. John the Baptist.

Admire the intricate ceiling panels and the bronze statue of St. John the Baptist in this ancient Roman temple, later converted into a baptistry.
In their own words: “Our next stop is the temple of Jupiter dedicated to the Jupiter the divine father of dalation. In the 7th century it was converted into baptistry.”
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