Greek ruins in Italy

[guy]

 

Below is an interesting review of some of the Greek ruins found in Italy. Above is a Greek temple found in Argrigento, Sicily.

 

https://greekreporter.com/2025/06/08/ancient-greek-ruins-of-italy/

[caesar novus]

One could also write an article about supposedly Greek ruins that are really more or less Roman. Rome eventually occupies all, and either initiates or refurbishes sites all over Greece and Italy. I liked Paestum more than Agrigento, the latter seeming more starkly Greek. Both are close to the tourist path but can have travel challenges, especially near day's end when timetables seem to crater. I think there are Roman elements grafted on to the Taormina theater: