Temple of Hephaestus

The Hephistos Temple is also a very good and beautiful place. The internal environment of the temple is not very complete. It is the style of ancient Greek culture. The huge columns are also very special. The internal space here is also quite large.

Ancient Greece was a pantheistic country, where every city-state, every natural phenomenon, was considered to be governed by a deity, and therefore various temples were built, and various deities were served, and the temples were the place where God lived.

The Temple of Hephistus (Ναός Ηφαίστου) is a well-preserved Greek temple; it remains as it is. It is a Doric multilateral temple located on the northwest side of the Athens market, on the top of the market Kolonos. From the 7th century to 1834, it was St. George Akmat (Saint George Akamates) of the Greek Orthodox Church. The condition of the building was maintained due to its long history of use.

It is one of the best preserved ancient buildings in Greece, and is dedicated to Hephaestus, the god of fire and casting. The temple has 34 columns and nine stories of the "12 great achievements of Heracles" carved around the roof.

This is the most well-preserved ancient Greek temple, and it still looks like it was built. The whole building is not big, and it doesn't take much time to go around it. But at the top of the hill next to it, there is a viewing platform overlooking the whole city of Athens, and there are relatively few people here. It is much quieter than the main scenic spot of Acropolis. It is worth recommending that you take pictures here to your heart's content.

The temple of Hephistus is a well preserved ancient Greek temple in Athens. The whole building has 36 columns. The denseness is very spectacular. In the middle, there is a statue of the god, which has been broken. There are not many tourists here. It is very suitable for taking pictures here and putting out various shapes.

The Hephaestus temple, like the Parthenon temple, is the most complete preservation of the Greek temple, which is my surprise in Athens. The black Dorick stigma, fumigated by the fire of war, exudes strong male hormones. Completely unscrewed, a straight man, should be so succinct mountain flower soul possession.