Declared by UNESCO to be a World Heritage Site, the Valley of the Temples archaeological site is a unique place in which to lose yourself.
Here you will be met by a timeless landscape, full of rarefied and mystic silence, which recalls the wondrous Peloponnese archaeological sites.
One thousand three hundred hectares of land where only age-old almond and olive trees grow, the natural guardians of the remains of ancient Akragas, one of the most important Greek colonies in Sicily, founded around 582 B.C.
Traces of this ancient splendour can still be seen in the sanctuaries, the necropolises, the agora and the temples, built mostly in the fifth century B.C., during the years of the democracy established by the philosopher Empedocles.
Information on the Valley of the Temples Park:
Opening times:
From July 8 to September 21, 2025, the Valley of the Temples Archaeological Park will be open on weekdays from 8:30 a.m. until 10 p.m., with exit from the archaeological area at 11 p.m.
On pre-holidays and holidays, opening will be from 8:30 a.m. until 11:00 p.m., with exit from the archaeological area at midnight.
Ticket price:
Full: (in conjunction with the exhibition “Treasures of Italy”) €17.00 per person
Reduced: (in conjunction with the exhibition “Treasures of Italy”) €10.00 per person
Valley and Archaeological Museum:
Full (in conjunction with the exhibition “Treasures of Italy”): €22.20 per person
Valley of the Temples Park and Kolymbetra Garden:
Full (in conjunction with “Treasures of Italy” exhibition): €23 per person
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