Temple of Neptune - Historical landmark in Paestum, Paestum | Reviews, Photos & Information on Postcard
Temple of Neptune
Historical landmark · Paestum ·
Temple of Neptune
Historical landmark · Paestum ·
Majestic Doric temple, largest and best preserved at Paestum
historical site
well preserved
greek temple
history
architectural feat
magical at sundown
archeological park
guided tour
Information
Via Magna Graecia, 917, 84047 Capaccio Paestum SA, ItalyGet directions
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Woody W.
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Stunning! The history of this temple and the grandeur is amazing. The fact that you can go in and see the immensity of the columns is worth the price of admission. Building this today would be a big feat. Building it 2500 years ago is mind blowing. Walking through this is such a privilege. Take your time and soak in the experience. Pictures don't do it justice.
John M.
Google
A brilliant historical part of Italys Greek occpancy. Two acropolis one older that the other side by dide. Dedicated Temples and architecture surrounded by mixed pre Roman and Greek ruins. Romanruins pre Roman.
Hywel H.
Google
This place is amazing. I went at sundown and the place was magical. Such history.
Salvatore A.
Google
Worth walking around and contemplating the majestic temples. Sadly the entry fee is fairly high.
Chloris L.
Google
Thank you, Italy, for preserving such an amazing historical site. The Hera Temples at Paestum are truly remarkable — well maintained, awe-inspiring, and full of history. The entrance fee is also very reasonable for the experience. A must-visit!
Tracy
Google
What a wonderfully preserved piece of history. We had a guided tour. Imagine if you did a self tour or could take hours. So much to learn. And fact that you can touch makes it even more mesmerizing.
Ayşegül Y.
Google
Temples and the most of the city is very well preserved. Yet, it is one place in Italy where you don't fight the crowds. Three town itself is beautiful with the fresh cheese farms and a wonderful beach. I'm sure it's way more crowded in the summer months.
Jason B
Google
The oldest of the three temples inside the archeological park. Still very well preserved within much restoration. You can still appreciate the precision and engineering it took to build such a large structure, and especially to have it remain upright after o we 2,000 years.