Temple of Concordia and the Temple of Juno, Valley of the Temples

	Temple of Concordia, 430 BCE This Doric temple (peripteral hexastyle) is one of the best preserved outside of Greece. All the temples in this so-called valley (actually more of a ridge) are constructed of rich red sandstone. Originally the easily eroded sandstone had been covered with a white stucco made of marble dust
From the east and northeast; Right: Igor Mitoraj, Fallen Icarus, bronze For other views of the sculpture, see this site.
From the north and northwest (below)
From the east; The Temple of Juno, 450 BCE
		Ruins of earlier temples; center: Temple of Heracles, 500 BCE

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