Temple of Juno
Guide
Photo: Berthold Werner · CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
≈ A$26SightAllow 15–25 minPut together by AI from open data
What you'll see
A half-standing temple at the east end of the ridge, with views over the valley and the sea; a good place to start and walk west.
A brief history
Built around 450 BC; scorch marks may date from the Carthaginian sack of the city in 406 BC.
Tips
- Best time
- Opening time, before the heat; bring water and a hat
- Cost
- Valley ticket about €12–15 (check)
- Allow
- 15–25 min
- Free days
- Often free on the first Sunday of the month (check)
- Hours
- Usually open daily, some summer evenings too (check)
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Good to know
- Area
- The Valley of the Temples: A ridge of Greek temples among olives and almonds below the town.
- Access
- Partly step-free
- Free entry
- Usually free on the first Sunday of the month, with long queues (check)
- Indoors or out
- Outdoors
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