Ancient Corinth - Temple of Apollo

Must-see attractions nearby: Acrocorinth Museum Ancient Corinth

The remains are sufficient to reveal the austere monumentality of the temple, a magnificent example of early Doric architecture, which was built about 540 B.C. on the site of an earlier seventh century temple. Other notable remains are the Fountain of Glauke (west of the temple of Apollo), the Odeion and Theater (northwest of the Museum, outside the enclosed area) and the Asklepieion (600m/660yd north of the Museum).