Temple of Hephaestus stands in the heart of ancient Athens, nestled in the historic Agora. Built in the 5th century BC in the Doric style, it is one of the best-preserved temples of its era, originally dedicated to Hephaestus—the god of fire, metalworking, and craftsmanship. Visitors can admire its well-maintained marble columns, intricate friezes, and classic proportions, which provide a tangible glimpse into ancient religious practices and architectural innovation. The site is close to bustling archaeological remains and museums, offering ample opportunities to explore Athenian history and vibrant local culture.
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