Temple of Dionysus (Delphi)

The Temple of Dionysus at Delphi was an ancient Greek sanctuary dedicated to the god of wine, theater, and festivities. Located in the sacred site of Delphi, it served as a place for worship, offerings, and celebrations honoring Dionysus. Built in the classical style with stone columns and steps, the temple was part of a broader religious complex that included theaters and other structures. Though much of it is in ruins today, the temple reflects the cultural importance of Dionysus in Greek religion and theatrical traditions, and it contributes to understanding Greece's spiritual and social life in antiquity.