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Ancient Greek and Roman sacred sites in Trapani, Italy
Explore 7 Ancient Greek and Roman sacred places in Trapani, Italy, with mapped locations and detailed site guides.
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Doric Temple of Segesta
Calatafimi Segesta, Trapani, Italy
In the hills of western Sicily, a Doric temple stands almost complete after 2,400 years, its thirty-six unfluted columns rising against wild mountains and distant sea....
Selinunte Archeological Park
Castelvetrano, Trapani, Italy
Selinunte was the westernmost Greek colony in Sicily, a frontier city that built eight massive temples between 590 and 420 BC before Carthage destroyed it in 409 BC....
Teatro di Segesta
Calatafimi-Segesta, Trapani, Italy
The Theatre of Segesta sits atop Monte Barbaro in northwestern Sicily, carved from the hillside above a cave that held a sacred spring over a thousand years before the...
Tempio di Apollo (C)
Selinunte, Trapani, Italy
The Temple of Heracles is the oldest sacred structure in the Valle dei Templi, dating to approximately 510 BC....
Tempio di Atena (F)
Selinunte, Trapani, Italy
The Temple of Heracles is the oldest sacred structure in the Valle dei Templi, dating to approximately 510 BC....
Tempio di Hera (E)
Selinunte, Trapani, Italy
The Temple of Heracles is the oldest sacred structure in the Valle dei Templi, dating to approximately 510 BC....
Tempio di Zeus (G)
Selinunte, Trapani, Italy
The Temple of Heracles is the oldest sacred structure in the Valle dei Templi, dating to approximately 510 BC....
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