Temple of Apollo

The Temple of Apollo is a standout amongst the most vital antiquated Greek landmarks on Ortygia, before the Piazza Pancali in the Sicily state, Syracuse city of Italy.

The temple’s stylobate measures 55.36 x 21.47 meters, with its extremely squat sections in a 6 x 17 course of action.At the back of the naos was a shut space, run of the mill of Sicelian sanctuaries, and called an adyton.

It speaks to the snapshot of change in the Greek west between sanctuaries with a wooden structure and those assembled totally out of stone, with a hexastyle front and a ceaseless corridor around the border which encompasses the pronaos and a naos isolated into three paths by two inside corridors of more slim sections, which bolstered a wooden rooftop, which is hard to reproduce.