
Temple of Poseidon tickets and tours
Cape Sounio sunset guided tour in Spanish
Visit the Sounio Peninsula, admire theTemple of Poseidon and enjoy the views of the Aegean Sea.
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Private Cape Sounion and Temple of Poseidon Tour
Book here for your chance to visit Cape Sounion and the Temple of Poseidon on a private tour. With both guided and free time.
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Sounio and the temple of Poseidon private tour with swimming stop
Enjoy a private evening tour of Cape Sounio from Athens. Explore the Temple of Poseidon. In summer, take a dip in the Lake Vouliagmeni.
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Temple of Poseidon and Cape Sounion private sunset tour with audio guide
Enjoy an awe-inspiring private sunset tour at Cape Sounion and admire the Temple of Poseidon from this spectacular spot.
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Athens combo hop-on hop-off bus and Cape Sounion sunset tour
Watch the sunset next to the Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion, then explore Athens at your own pace for two days on a hop-on-hop-off blue bus.
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Athens City Tour & Cape Sounion
One of the best things to do in Athens. Book this tour to visit the Parthenon and Acropolis Museum, and to discover the Temple of Poseidon in Cape Sounion.
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Book here for an afternoon trip from Athens to Cape Sounion. Tour the Temple of Poseidon and enjoy free time to explore.
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Cape Sounion and Temple of Poseidon half-day afternoon tour from Athens
Buy your Cape Sounion and Temple of Poseidon Half-Day Afternoon Tour from Athens. Discover the Temple of Poseidon.
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Athens full-day tour with Acropolis and Cape Sounion
Discover the Acropolis of Athens and Cape Sounio during this tour! Enjoy your experience and learn more about ancient Greece.
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The inside story
The Temple of Poseidon is a place of beauty, mystery and wonder. Perched on a rocky spur on the coast of Cape Sounion, it’s considered one of the best-preserved ancient temples in all of Greece, and amongst the most important monuments from the Golden Age of Athens.
Built in 444 BC using marble from the nearby valley of Agrilesa, the architectural masterpiece is dedicated to the Greek god of Poseidon and resembles the well-preserved Temple of Hephaestus. Originally, it consisted of 34 Doric-style columns adorned with intricate carvings, but only 16 of these remain standing. As you explore the site, admire the craftsmanship and details of the remarkable structure while soaking up a sense of history and wonder.