Temples
Greece /
Argolis /
Ayia Triada /
World
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, 6 km from center (Αγία Τριάδα)
World / Greece / Peloponnisos
archaeological site, Ancient Greece
The ancient Greek temples of Mycenae were located at the summit of the acropolis, overlapping part of the earlier site of the Bronze-Age palace complex (presumably the palace's private and servant quarters and storage magazines). They were dedicated to either Hera or Athena (or possibly both, especially if more than one shrine was located on the site). The erosion of the hilltop has left little of the classical buildings, while they, in turn, have destroyed the remains of the Bronze-Age ones.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 37°43'49"N 22°45'28"E
- Mycenae 0.6 km
- Archaia Nemea 10 km
- Ancient city of Kleonai 11 km
- Acropolis 11 km
- Acrocorinth 21 km
- The Harbor of Lechaion 25 km
- The Fortress and the Hexamilion 29 km
- Archaeological Site of Isthmia 29 km
- Diolkos Corinth (Railway) 30 km
- Leuktra (Leuctra) 69 km
- Mycenaean Tombs 0.9 km
- Σάρα 1.3 km
- Αγιολιάς - Mount Profitis Ilias (804 m) 1.5 km
- Restaurant. 2.2 km
- Mycenaean Road 3.6 km
- Argos Moto Cross Park 5.1 km
- Derbenaki Pass 6.9 km
- Parnavos 9 km
- Peripheral unit of Corinthia 22 km
- Peripheral unit of Argolis 23 km