Temple of Olympian Zeus
En bas d'Amalias, l'angle d'Olgas, Athè nes
Description:
Temple of Olympian Zeus, aka Olympian, the largest temple of Greece, built before our era. Its construction lasted almost 650 years.
Severe damage to the structure was caused by the raids of the Heruls in the middle of the III century AD, after which it was no longer restored.
Now the ruins of the temple - 14 columns with Corinthian capitals, three columns are separately - two stand and one lies on the ground.
You can reach the temple on foot, walking about 500 meters from the Acropolis to the southeast or 700 meters from Syntagma Square to the south.
From anywhere in the city you can get by metro and get off at the station "Acropol". There is also public transport – trams and buses.