Shri Someshwara Swamy Temple is a historic Hindu temple located in Magadi, Bengaluru South District, Karnataka. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the temple is an important centre of religious devotion and a notable part of Magadi’s cultural heritage.

The temple is known for its traditional architecture, spacious courtyard, ornate stone pillars, mantapas and sculptural details. The temple complex also includes a shrine dedicated to Goddess Parvati and a Nandi mantapa associated with Lord Shiva. The temple has a history spanning several centuries. The Bengaluru South District administration states that the temple is believed to have been built around 1712 AD and associates its construction with Mummadi Kempavira Gowda. A historical record from 1712 AD refers to grants made to Lord Someshwara at Magadi.

The temple is also associated with the historical development of Magadi and the legacy of the Kempegowda rulers. Its architectural elements and historic structures provide an insight into the religious and cultural traditions of the region.