Ancient Temple of Dionysus, Yria

One of the Best Places To Visits in Saint Arsenius Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Small interesting little temple and church. There isn't much left but it's still interesting. The is not much bigger than a garden shed but it's only an hour walk from Chora through the Naxian countryside. Worth a visit if you fancy a walk for a couple 9f hours. Entry is 3 euro but bring cash the WiFi for card is not great We walked here from Agia Prokopios as we fancied a walk inland. Unfortunately it was shut as we didn’t check the times properly! It shuts at 4pm and we got there around 4 or just before and no sign of anyone. You can’t see much from outside but it looked small. An interesting site. Some real gems in the little museum. €3 is the standard entry price. As archeological sites are concerned this is not dramatic, however this is an important for this area. The little and signage tell the story adequately, and the people here really care deeply about this and their heritage. Κοντά στη Χώρα εύκολα προσβάσιμο με πάρκινγκ ακριβώς απεξω!διαθέτει και μικρό μουσείο! Worth a stop if driving past but I wouldn't go out of my way to visit. It's a small and it has a small museum. The plan is complicated to read and makes it hard to visualise what the temple would've looked like. The grounds are very well kept and manicured. Hats off to those in charge of the site! One of the better preserved temples on the island I think. 4.2 stars is a bit too low but maybe it isn’t really 5 stars. I liked the walk up but it is expensive for 4 euros. You don’t see a lot of the ruins actually but if you have the place to yourself you can imagine what it would be like to worship here thousands of years ago. Très joli archéologique, bien entretenu, fleuri, il y a également des oliviers, des ceps de vignes, des bancs et un petit musée. En lisant les écriteaux, nous en apprenons davantage sur les différentes transformations de ce temple, c'est très intéressant, compter une trentaine de minutes pour faire le tour, mais libre à chacun d'y rester davantage pour le plaisir et le calme 😊 Aucun souci pour y accéder en voiture Give it a miss. From an Archaeological point of view very little remains and the museum*cough was very poor. Got charged €5 each though the information said €3. Then I was told no photos in the museum. There was nothing to take a photo of tbf. Skip this and go to The Temple of Demeter instead. Superb remains, excellent (photos allowed) and it's cheaper at €4. As an Archaeologist this was a very poor and the attitude was terrible. Difficult to get to (it didn't help that three of the four approach roads had been dug up). Not very inspiring, by the standards of greek ruins, when you do get there. Décue, Il y a très peu de chose à voir... L acces etait difficile compte tenue des travaux a proximité Was about a 30-35 minute walk from my Airbnb. Beautiful weather! A bit out of the way but I enjoyed the nature. Glad to have seen it! Amazing - but moreso with an archaeological guide to explain what you can see and about the 3 preceding temples underneath These ruins are small and charming, and they include a tiny and curious (for instance you can learn how the islanders dealt with the Roman civil war after Julius Caesar). The remains are small and fragmented but you can see and touch a modern reconstruction of an archaic column Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.