Menelaion, Sparta, Greek sanctuary in Greece
The Menelaion is a shrine located in the region of Sparta, dedicated to Menelaus and Helen.
Historical records suggest it was built in the Bronze Age and was an important center up to the Hellenistic period.
Excavations have uncovered many votive offerings, reflecting the site's religious significance.
Currently a tourist attraction and archaeological site, the Menelaion offers insights into ancient Greek civilization.
According to mythology, this was the palace of Menelaus, where Helen of Troy lived prior to the Trojan War.
Location: Sparta Municipality
Website: odysseus.culture.gr/h/3/gh351.jsp?obj_id=2559
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