A temple in freemasonry

Synagogue (Reform Judaism), often called a temple

Shirley Temple, child actor and US ambassador

Temple (novel), a 1999 novel by Matthew Reilly

Temple (Latter Day Saints)

Temple University, Pennsylvania

Orthodox church (building), often called a temple

Temple City, California

Temple Meads, a railway station in Bristol in England

Temple, Texas

"The Temple", a song by the Andrew Lloyd Weber and Tim Rice from the 1971 rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar (album)

Julien Temple, film director

Temple, New Hampshire

Temple Hills, Maryland

The Temple (short story) (1920), by H.P. Lovecraft

Temple, Calgary, a neighbourhood in Calgary, Alberta

Mount Temple, a mountain in Alberta

Temple, Maine

Temple tube station, London, near the Inner Temple (above)

Temple, Midlothian

Temple, Georgia

Celestial Temple (Bajoran wormhole), in the fictional Star Trek universe

Temple, Michigan

Temple, Oklahoma

Temple (anatomy), a part of the head

Temple College, Texas

Temple (Paris), an ancient fortress in Paris, now demolished

Juno Temple, actress

Temple (Christian rock band)

Temple, a variety of tangor, a cross between an orange and a tangerine

Temple Records, a record label

Temple US Records, a record label

The Temple, two of the four Inns of Court in London: Inner Temple and Middle Temple

A temple is a building used for religious practices or occasionally similarly organized activities. It is the usual name used in the English language for buildings of worship for the Hindu, Buddhist, Zoroastrian, Shinto, and Sikh religions. In the Abrahamic religions, The Temple usually refers to the Temple in Jerusalem, the destroyed holy site of Biblical Israel, which was built on Mount Moriah, usually called the Temple Mount, which is still sacred to Jews, who pray in its direction. Religious and social buildings named after the Temple in Jerusalem include:

Temple, Pennsylvania, an unincorporated place in Muhlenberg Township, Pennsylvania