Temple of Nabu (Palmyra)

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Temple of Nabu

Colonnade of the sanctuary and temple of Nabu
Shown within Syria
Location	Palmyra, Homs Governorate, Syria
Region	Roman Syria
Coordinates	34°32′59″N 38°16′13″E / 34.54972°N 38.27028°E / 34.54972; 38.27028
Type	Religious building
Part of	Palmyra
History
Material	granite, limestone
Founded	1st century CE[1]
Periods	Roman Imperial
Site notes
Excavation dates	1963–1965

The Temple of Nabu (or temple of Nabo, or Nebo) is a ruined sanctuary located in the city of Palmyra, in Syria and dedicated to the Babylonian deity Nabu. It is considered among the most important of the World Heritage Site of Palmyra.