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Angela Anderson (3 years ago)
The entire archeological park is amazing. The temple is spectacular as is the amphitheater. However, we had the most fun exploring Mount Barbaro while hiking. So much history, stop by the museum...for us a must.... and take the side trail by the toilets next to the museum to the site of the other temple. Archeology at your feet in every direction. We spent 3 days here and it wasn't enough.
The entire archeological park is amazing. The temple is spectacular as is the amphitheater. However, we had the most fun exploring Mount Barbaro while hiking. So much history, stop by the museum...for us a must.... and take the side trail by the toilets next to the museum to the site of the other temple. Archeology at your feet in every direction. We spent 3 days here and it wasn't enough.
Antanina Bialiauska (3 years ago)
Do not know what to expect before we decided to go but it worth the travel, impressive structure with all facilities on site, gelato, coffee, alcohol and clean toilets. Toilets free of charge and well looked after. 250m to walk to the temple. But the theatre is the best thing to see after temple. Do not skip
Do not know what to expect before we decided to go but it worth the travel, impressive structure with all facilities on site, gelato, coffee, alcohol and clean toilets. Toilets free of charge and well looked after. 250m to walk to the temple. But the theatre is the best thing to see after temple. Do not skip
Jean-Philippe Cyr (3 years ago)
This is certainly one of the most well kept preserve Greek temple in Europe. You need to park in the free public parking and walk about 250 meters to the ticket boot. You can bring your car closer and let anyone get off and return park if needed. The tickets are 8 € each, plus 2 € for the bus ride. The bus would bring you to the open theater. It’s at 1 km away, you can walk but at noon under 40C, I suggest you take the bus. For it you will need a mask ?. It runs every 30 minutes. To reach the temple you need to climb some stairs, about 250 meters away. The theater is nice, but the view around is really what is worth your time.
This is certainly one of the most well kept preserve Greek temple in Europe. You need to park in the free public parking and walk about 250 meters to the ticket boot. You can bring your car closer and let anyone get off and return park if needed. The tickets are 8 € each, plus 2 € for the bus ride. The bus would bring you to the open theater. It’s at 1 km away, you can walk but at noon under 40C, I suggest you take the bus. For it you will need a mask ?. It runs every 30 minutes. To reach the temple you need to climb some stairs, about 250 meters away. The theater is nice, but the view around is really what is worth your time.
Charles Cassar (3 years ago)
The temple and theatre are so beautiful. Although they are stretched on distant areas from one another, it is worth going on foot to watch the views from all corners. There is also a shuttle bus for the less adventurous.
The temple and theatre are so beautiful. Although they are stretched on distant areas from one another, it is worth going on foot to watch the views from all corners. There is also a shuttle bus for the less adventurous.
Owe Richard (3 years ago)
A great location overlooking the bay with views from cliffs, gorges, marble quarrys and olive farms. It is almost appropriate with the last decades represented with a viaduct from the motorway dividing up the scenery. If you can you should walk up to the theater at the top. The hike among flowers and with beautiful scenery is marvelous.
A great location overlooking the bay with views from cliffs, gorges, marble quarrys and olive farms. It is almost appropriate with the last decades represented with a viaduct from the motorway dividing up the scenery. If you can you should walk up to the theater at the top. The hike among flowers and with beautiful scenery is marvelous.
