A temple is a building used for religious (mainly cultic) practices or occasionally similarly organized activities, such as Masonic lodges.

Temple may also refer to:

• Celestial Temple, "Bajoran wormhole" in the fictional Star Trek universe
• Temple (anatomy), a part of the head
• Temple University, Pennsylvania
• Shirley Temple
• The Inner Temple and the Middle Temple, two of the four inns of court in London
• Temple tube station
• Temple (Paris), an ancient fortress in Paris, now demolished
• A Reform Judaism synagogue is often called a Temple. Examples: Holy Blossom Temple; Temple Emanu-El; Temple Beth-El
• A Temple (Mormonism) is reserved for special forms of worship
• Temple (novel), a 1999 novel by Matthew Reilly

Places

• The Temple in Jerusalem, the destroyed holy site (Temple Mount) of Biblical Israel, still sacred to Jews who pray at the remaining Wailing Wall
• Mount Temple, a major mountain in Alberta
• Temple, Georgia, USA
• Temple, Maine, USA
• Temple, Michigan, USA
• Temple, Midlothian, UK
• Temple, New Hampshire, USA
• Temple, Pennsylvania, USA
• Temple, Texas, USA
• Temple City, California, USA
• Temple Hills, Maryland, USA
• Temple Meads, a railway station in Bristol in England