The Temple of Love is a structure located in the gardens of Versailles, France. Built between 1778 and 1780 by architect Richard Mique, it was designed to serve as a location for Marie Antoinette’s romantic trysts with her lover Count Fersen. The temple is one of the most recognizable structures in Versailles and is known for its grandiose design, which includes an octagonal pavilion with Corinthian columns on each side and a domed roof covered in gilded lead. The interior of the temple contains two marble statues: Cupid Triumphant and Diana at Rest. It also features several sculptures depicting scenes from Greek mythology, including Venus surrounded by doves and cupids.