Temple of Olympian Zeus, ancient Greek temple in Greece
The Temple of Olympian Zeus, also known as the Olympeion, is one of the largest temples in Greece.
Construction began in the 6th century BC but was completed under Roman Emperor Hadrian.
Zeus was the supreme god in Greek mythology, representing power and justice.
Located in central Athens, the temple is near other major tourist attractions.
The temple once housed a colossal statue of Zeus made of gold and ivory.
Location: Athens Municipality
Architectural style: ancient Greek architecture
Height: 17 m
Material: Pentelic marble
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