Temple of Artemis Archaeological Site
See the remains associated with the ancient Temple of Artemis, famous for the monumental Gorgon pediment now displayed in the Archaeological Museum.
Temple of Artemis Archaeological Site, Corfu
Typical Duration
30–60 minutes
Best Time to Visit
Morning or late afternoon; avoid midday heat
Indoor / Outdoor
Outdoor
Free / Paid
Free
Price Guide
Access arrangements can change; check current archaeological site information.
Booking Recommended
No
Family Friendly
Yes
Accessibility
Archaeological ground is uneven and can be difficult for limited mobility.
About
The sanctuary of Artemis belongs to the ancient city of Corcyra and helps visitors connect the Archaeological Museum’s celebrated Gorgon pediment with its original landscape. The surviving archaeological remains are modest compared with a reconstructed temple, so this stop is best for visitors with a strong interest in ancient history.
Planning your visit: allow around 30–60 minutes; best time: Morning or late afternoon; avoid midday heat; Free experience. Accessibility: Archaeological ground is uneven and can be difficult for limited mobility. The listed location is Palaiopolis / Garitsa area, Corfu 49100, Greece. Check current conditions and operator information before setting out.