Tempio della Concordia

The Temple of Concordia is a 5th century BC Greek temple located in Agrigento, Italy. The temple is thought to have been dedicated to the goddesses Hera and Athena. It is one of the best preserved Greek temples of its time, making it an incredibly popular tourist destination. Its distinctive feature is its Doric columns, which are unusually slim compared to those of other temples. It also features an unusual internal staircase, as well as four columns at the entrance. The temple offers a breathtaking view of the Valle dei Templi, and it's a popular spot to take photos of the surrounding landscape. It is recommended to visit this temple either very early in the morning or in the evening, when the sun is low, to get beautiful lighting for photos.