Temple of Diana, Cefalù, Sicily

The Temple of Diana is an ancient Greek temple in Cefalù, Sicily, dating to the Archaic period (c. 550–400 BC) [1]. Built using local sandstone megaliths, it was dedicated to a local form of Artemis, the Greek goddess identified with the Roman Diana [1]. The temple features a characteristic peripteral design with a rectangular cella and monumental pillars typical of Greek religious architecture of the 6th century BC [1].

TypeTemple complex
Period1500 - 500 BC
CountryItaly
Coordinates38.0385° N, 14.0256° E

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