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Templi di Selinunte
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Temple of Hera (Temple E)
91022 Marinella di Selinunte, Free municipal consortium of Trapani, Italy
Selinunte Archaeological Park
Piazzale Bovio Marconi, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
Lido Porta del Sole
Via Pigafetta, 8-104, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
Nearby restaurants
Lido Zabbara
Via Pigafetta, 1, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
Ristoranti Ristorante Pierrot
Via Marco Polo, 108, 91022 Selinunte TP, Italy
Da Salvo
Via Pigafetta, 6, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
Trattoria Casa Mia
Via degli Argonauti, 10, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
Ristorante BOOMERANG
Piazzale delle Metope, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
Enoteca Siciliana
Via Giovanni Caboto, 120/146, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
IQOS RESELLER - Selinunte, Castelvetrano
Via Persefone, 40, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
Ristorante Voglimi
Via Marco Polo, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
Bar Cosi Duci Selinunte
Via Giovanni Caboto, 152, 91022 Castelvetrano TP, Italy
Ristorante Pizzeria Miramare Selinunte di Garzia
Via Pigafetta, 3 B, 91022 Castelvetrano TP, Italy
Nearby local services
temple E
Nearby hotels
B&B Il Tempio di Hera
S.S. 115, C/Da Garraffo, 16, 91022 Castelvetrano TP, Italy
B & B Bahari Selinunte
Via Pigafetta, 10, 91022 Castelvetrano TP, Italy
Le Terrazze Di Apollo S.A.S.
Via Marco Polo, snc, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
La Terrazza Sul Mar Mediterraneo
Via degli Argonauti, 24, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
Hotel Admeto
Via Palinuro, 3, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
Il Terrazzo Dei Templi
Via Sirio, 10, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
Oikos Selinunte Guest House
Via Alceste, 10, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
Hotel Alceste
Via Alceste, 21, 91022 Marinella TP, Italy
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Templi di Selinunte

Marinella di Selinunte, 91022 Castelvetrano TP, Italy
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attractions: Temple of Hera (Temple E), Selinunte Archaeological Park, Lido Porta del Sole, restaurants: Lido Zabbara, Ristoranti Ristorante Pierrot, Da Salvo, Trattoria Casa Mia, Ristorante BOOMERANG, Enoteca Siciliana, IQOS RESELLER - Selinunte, Castelvetrano, Ristorante Voglimi, Bar Cosi Duci Selinunte, Ristorante Pizzeria Miramare Selinunte di Garzia, local businesses: temple E
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Nearby attractions of Templi di Selinunte

Temple of Hera (Temple E)

Selinunte Archaeological Park

Lido Porta del Sole

Temple of Hera (Temple E)

Temple of Hera (Temple E)

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(255)

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Selinunte Archaeological Park

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Lido Porta del Sole

Lido Porta del Sole

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Lido Zabbara

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Ristorante Voglimi

Bar Cosi Duci Selinunte

Ristorante Pizzeria Miramare Selinunte di Garzia

Lido Zabbara

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Ristoranti Ristorante Pierrot

Ristoranti Ristorante Pierrot

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Da Salvo

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Trattoria Casa Mia

Trattoria Casa Mia

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Reviews of Templi di Selinunte

4.8
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5.0
14w

Visiting Selinunte was truly the highlight of my 2 weeks in Sicily. We flew into Palermo, stayed overnight, but headed straight for Verdura Resort the next day. A few hours in Monreale, the home village of my wife's grandmother primarily to see the Cathedral. Selinunte was only 50 minutes from Verdura, a pretty easy drive. Make sure you buy the shuttle pass as the walks between the major sights here are long and walking burns up time you could otherwise be seeing them. While I also visited Valley of the Temples in Agrigento a day later, I much preferred Selinunte. Far less crowded and at least as significant IMO. There are a variety of major features spread around this vast site. Adjacent to each of the major sights is evidence of so much more yet to be uncovered, which I found equally fascinating. Some are uncovered, others just underneath overgrowth. I took nearly 500 photos at Selinunte in the 4 or 5 hours I was there, which is a lot even for a photographer like myself. I wish I'd spent another day here as I didn't...

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5.0
5y

Il sito archeologico è composto da cinque templi costruiti intorno ad una acropoli. Dei cinque templi solo il tempio E ovvero il cosiddetto tempio di Era è stato ricostruito. La città ebbe una vita breve (circa 200 anni). In questo periodo la sua popolazione crebbe fino a raggiungere le 25.000 unità. Il nome deriva dal sedano selvatico (σέλινον in greco) che i coloni vi trovarono in abbondanza. Una pianta di sedano era raffigurata anche sulle monete coniate più tardi a Selinunte.

La città fu l’avamposto occidentale della cultura greca in Sicilia. Si alleò con Cartagine, soprattutto per assicurarsi protezione contro la vicina città elima di Segesta. Ma dopo la disastrosa Campagna di Sicilia degli ateniensi (415-413 a.C.) cambiarono gli equilibri: Segesta, prima alleata di Atene, riuscì ad assicurarsi l’alleanza con i cartaginesi. I selinuntini non avevano colto i segni del cambiamento e distrussero Segesta, che credevano ormai priva di protezione. La reazione di Cartagine fu drastica: la città venne assediata per nove giorni da un esercito di 100.000 cartaginesi e, secondo Diodoro Siculo, fu distrutta completamente. Su 25.000 abitanti 16.000 morirono e 5.000 furono fatti prigionieri. Selinunte fu successivamente ricostruita da coloni greci e punici. Nel 250 a.c. Roma, dopo aver vinto la prima guerra punica, distrusse una seconda volta la città, che non si sarebbe più ripresa. I ruderi della città si trovano sul territorio del comune di Castelvetrano, nella parte meridionale della provincia di Trapani. Tutto il terreno interessato forma oggi un parco archeologico della dimensione di ca. 40 ettari. Il parco archeologico di Selinunte è oggi considerato il più ampio ed imponente d’Europa: si estende per 1740 km quadrati e comprende numerosi templi, santuari e altari. [1] Le sculture trovate negli scavi di Selinunte si trovano soprattutto nel Museo Nazionale Archeologico di Palermo. Fa eccezione l’opera più famosa, l’Efebo di Selinunte, che è oggi esposto al Museo Comunale di Castelvetrano.

I resti di Selinunte sono divisibili in tre aree principali, l’Acropoli, la collina orientale, e il santuario della Malophoros. Bellissimo...

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4.0
3y

Amazing archaeological site, a must see if you are nearby! The main benefit is that, compared to Valle dei Templi, there a way less people and therefore it's more enjoyable!

The temples are well preserved, especially if you think that they were built in 200 a.C. On the other hand, the landscape (trees, roads, grass, benches) could be maintained better!

Furthermore it's the perfect place to...

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David FieldingDavid Fielding
Visiting Selinunte was truly the highlight of my 2 weeks in Sicily. We flew into Palermo, stayed overnight, but headed straight for Verdura Resort the next day. A few hours in Monreale, the home village of my wife's grandmother primarily to see the Cathedral. Selinunte was only 50 minutes from Verdura, a pretty easy drive. Make sure you buy the shuttle pass as the walks between the major sights here are long and walking burns up time you could otherwise be seeing them. While I also visited Valley of the Temples in Agrigento a day later, I much preferred Selinunte. Far less crowded and at least as significant IMO. There are a variety of major features spread around this vast site. Adjacent to each of the major sights is evidence of so much more yet to be uncovered, which I found equally fascinating. Some are uncovered, others just underneath overgrowth. I took nearly 500 photos at Selinunte in the 4 or 5 hours I was there, which is a lot even for a photographer like myself. I wish I'd spent another day here as I didn't see everything.
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Amazing archaeological site, a must see if you are nearby! The main benefit is that, compared to Valle dei Templi, there a way less people and therefore it's more enjoyable! The temples are well preserved, especially if you think that they were built in 200 a.C. On the other hand, the landscape (trees, roads, grass, benches) could be maintained better! Furthermore it's the perfect place to watch the Sunset!
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Visiting Selinunte was truly the highlight of my 2 weeks in Sicily. We flew into Palermo, stayed overnight, but headed straight for Verdura Resort the next day. A few hours in Monreale, the home village of my wife's grandmother primarily to see the Cathedral. Selinunte was only 50 minutes from Verdura, a pretty easy drive. Make sure you buy the shuttle pass as the walks between the major sights here are long and walking burns up time you could otherwise be seeing them. While I also visited Valley of the Temples in Agrigento a day later, I much preferred Selinunte. Far less crowded and at least as significant IMO. There are a variety of major features spread around this vast site. Adjacent to each of the major sights is evidence of so much more yet to be uncovered, which I found equally fascinating. Some are uncovered, others just underneath overgrowth. I took nearly 500 photos at Selinunte in the 4 or 5 hours I was there, which is a lot even for a photographer like myself. I wish I'd spent another day here as I didn't see everything.
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Amazing archaeological site, a must see if you are nearby! The main benefit is that, compared to Valle dei Templi, there a way less people and therefore it's more enjoyable! The temples are well preserved, especially if you think that they were built in 200 a.C. On the other hand, the landscape (trees, roads, grass, benches) could be maintained better! Furthermore it's the perfect place to watch the Sunset!
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