Temple of Hephaestus

  Temple of Hephaestus sits in the ancient Agora of Athens, close to the bustling district of Monastiraki. Dating back to 449 BC, it is one of the best-preserved Greek temples, initially dedicated to the god of fire and craftsmanship. This Doric-style temple features impressive columns and intricate friezes, showcasing scenes from Greek mythology. In spring and autumn, the temple attracts many visitors who come to admire its architecture and the historical significance it holds. Visitors can explore the surrounding Agora, where remnants of ancient structures provide a glimpse into Athens' rich past.