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Tour the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento, Sicily. Witness ancient Greek architecture and stroll through the Kolymbetra gardens.

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Skip-the-Line Guided Tour of the Valley of Temples in Agrigento

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Find a convergence of numerous religions as you bypass the queues at the Valley of Temples in Agrigento with your expert bilingual guide.
Learn about unique cultures from the Hellenistic traditions at 8 Doric temples to early Christian influence at the cemetery.
With your guide speaking both English and Italian, gain a fascinating insight into the remains of the massive Temple of Concordia or Zeus.
Visit the scenic Garden of Kolymbetra, at the base of the valley, and treat yourself to a picnic after the tour.
Fun Fact: Early archaeologists got the term ‘Valley of the Temples’ wrong – the location is a ridge along the seashore, not a valley.

Find a convergence of numerous religions as you bypass the queues at the Valley of Temples in Agrigento with your expert bilingual guide.
Learn about unique cultures from the Hellenistic traditions at 8 Doric temples to early Christian influence at the cemetery.
With your guide speaking both English and Italian, gain a fascinating insight into the remains of the massive Temple of Concordia or Zeus.
Visit the scenic Garden of Kolymbetra, at the base of the valley, and treat yourself to a picnic after the tour.
Fun Fact: Early archaeologists got the term ‘Valley of the Temples’ wrong – the location is a ridge along the seashore, not a valley.

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Slide 1 of 6, Ancient Greek temple in Valley of the Temples, Agrigento, Sicily.

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Skip the ticket queue and step directly onto the UNESCO-listed ridge where Greek settlers built their most ambitious monuments, 2,500 years ago, and still standing.
The Temple of Concordia is so structurally intact that 6th-century Christians converted it into a church. Look closely, and you can still see where they cut arched openings into its ancient walls.
The Temple of Juno sits at the ridge's eastern edge, its honey-coloured columns scorched red on one side. The mark of a Carthaginian attack in 406 BC that the stone never forgot.
End inside the Treasures of Italy exhibition, where the jewellery, coins, and sculptures excavated from this valley show you what these temples looked like when they were alive.
Choose to add the Kolymbethra Gardens, a lush ancient garden tucked within the valley, or enjoy a multilingual audio guide available in 8 languages for deeper insight into the site's history.

Skip the ticket queue and step directly onto the UNESCO-listed ridge where Greek settlers built their most ambitious monuments, 2,500 years ago, and still standing.
The Temple of Concordia is so structurally intact that 6th-century Christians converted it into a church. Look closely, and you can still see where they cut arched openings into its ancient walls.
The Temple of Juno sits at the ridge's eastern edge, its honey-coloured columns scorched red on one side. The mark of a Carthaginian attack in 406 BC that the stone never forgot.
End inside the Treasures of Italy exhibition, where the jewellery, coins, and sculptures excavated from this valley show you what these temples looked like when they were alive.
Choose to add the Kolymbethra Gardens, a lush ancient garden tucked within the valley, or enjoy a multilingual audio guide available in 8 languages for deeper insight into the site's history.