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Hephaesti Templum

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Mel Worbes
Mel Worbes
7 June 2014
Do not miss it!! The temple is very well preserved and you can see perfectly the cella and the pronaos :)
Sander Zuurhout
Sander Zuurhout
17 June 2018
Beautiful temple, with a lot of details. Well preserved. Nice garden and surroundings. Quiet place when raining, so take advantage if you have bad weather like us!
@StratosAthens
@StratosAthens
20 January 2013
Construction started in 449 BC, completed at officially inaugurated in 416-415 BC; built of marble from the nearby Mt. Penteli; the temple housed the bronze statues of Athena and Hephaestus.
Mark B
Mark B
17 June 2023
A mostly complete intact temple of the Doric style dedicated to Hephaistos, the patron God of metal working who supposedly forged weapons for all the gods. Very cool to see it mostly intact.
Dafni - Δάφνη ????
Dafni - Δάφνη ????
22 February 2018
Atina'nın canlı tarihi merkezindeki 415-460 M.Ö. döneminden en güzel ve iyi korunmuş antik Yunan tapınaklarından biri.
VacazionaViajes
VacazionaViajes
1 October 2012
Situado en el Ágora Antigua de Atenas,centro de la vida social, política y comercial de la ciudad en la antigüedad. Uno de los templos mejor conservados de la antigüedad.
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