The monopteros also occurs in German parks, although it usually only has four to eight columns.

Many wells in parks and spa centres have the appearance of a monopteros.

Many monopteroi have staffage structures like a porticus, placed in front of the monopteros.

Overlooking the pond is a round or hexagonal pavilion, often in the shape of a monopteros, a Roman temple.

A comparable structure is the 'monopteros', or 'cyclostyle' which, however, lacks a 'cella'.

It is a monopteros, a round temple of Greek 'peripteral' design completely encircled by a colonnade.

Across the green, she could see the Ionic columns of the Monopteros temple, standing above an explosion of flowers.

He built many neoclassical buildings in Munich, including the Ruhmeshalle and Monopteros temple.

This architectural structure, the monopteros type, has its origins in ancient Greece, where such buildings were erected over cult statues and tombstones.

The Monopteros was located south of the Basilica and also dated to the mid 100's C.E.

Monopteros temple in Englischer Garten (1836)

Immediately in front of the city walls they jointly planned the Amalthea garden, which contained a monopteros, a little Apollo temple of classical design.

Before the Monopteros was built, a small circular temple had stood by the Eisbach a little to the south of the Chinesischer Turm.

In baroque and classicist architecture, the monopteros as a "muses' temple" is a popular motif in English and French gardens.

Ingrid Weibezahn: Geschichte und Funktion des Monopteros.

The Temple of Rome and Augustus on the Athens Acropolis is a monopteros from Roman times with open spaces between the columns.

This classicist water tower in the shape of a Roman monopteros was modelled on the Temple of Vesta in Tivoli.

The monopteros in the English Garden in Munich and a temple in Hayns Park in Hamburg-Eppendorf are well-known examples.

Wolfgang Binder: Der Roma-Augustus Monopteros auf der Akropolis in Athen und sein typologischer Ort.