Queen Caroline's Temple (London)

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Queen Caroline's Temple, located in Kensington Gardens, near the eastern boundary of Hyde Park, is a charming neoclassical structure built in 1734. It was commissioned by King George II in memory of his wife, Queen Caroline, who passed away that year. The temple was designed by architect William Kent and features a circular layout with a central dome supported by Corinthian columns. Originally used as a place of relaxation and contemplation, it offers picturesque views of the Serpentine Lake and surrounding gardens. Today, Queen Caroline's Temple remains a popular landmark within Kensington Gardens, attracting visitors who appreciate its historical significance and architectural beauty amidst the park's tranquil setting.

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