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Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.Agrigento, founded by Greek colonists under the name Akragas in the sixth century before Christ, stands as one of the historical gems of Sicily and the Mediterranean. Its wealth and power in the ancient world were such that the famous poet Pindar called it "the most beautiful among those inhabited by mortals," a title that continues to be justified today.
Agrigento was one of the most flourishing colonies of Magna Graecia, with over two hundred thousand inhabitants in the classical period. Its extraordinary development was interrupted by the political and social changes that swept over the island, with the arrival of the Romans and later the Arabs, Normans, and Spaniards.
- 1 ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK OF THE VALLEY OF THE TEMPLES - INTRODUCTION
- 2 ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK OF THE VALLEY OF THE TEMPLES - HISTORY
- 3 ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK OF THE VALLEY OF THE TEMPLES - URBAN PLANNING
- 4 TEMPLE OF JUNO
- 5 TEMPLE OF CONCORDIA
- 6 THE NECROPOLES
- 7 PALEOCHRISTIAN NECROPOLIS
- 8 TEMPLE OF HERCULES
- 9 TOMB OF THERON
- 10 TEMPLE OF THE DIOSCURI AND SANCTUARY OF THE CHTHONIC DEITIES
- 11 GARDEN OF KOLYMBETHRA
- 12 TEMPLE OF ZEUS
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Samenvatting van de audiotour
Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.Agrigento, founded by Greek colonists under the name Akragas in the sixth century before Christ, stands as one of the historical gems of Sicily and the Mediterranean. Its wealth and power in the ancient world were such that the famous poet Pindar called it "the most beautiful among those inhabited by mortals," a title that continues to be justified today.
Agrigento was one of the most flourishing colonies of Magna Graecia, with over two hundred thousand inhabitants in the classical period. Its extraordinary development was interrupted by the political and social changes that swept over the island, with the arrival of the Romans and later the Arabs, Normans, and Spaniards.
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