Augustus ve Roma Tapınağı (Monumentum Ancyranum)

The walls right beside the Hacı Bayram Mosque carry one of the most famous Latin inscriptions in the world. Built between 25 and 20 BCE when Galatia became a Roman province, the temple holds the most complete surviving copy of Emperor Augustus's political testament, written in his own words; Latin on the entrance wall, the Greek translation on the outer side wall. Because the mosque was built against the temple, you see both from a single courtyard, one of the strangest and loveliest frames in Ankara.