Temple of Segesta is an Ancient Greek temple dating from the 5th century BC, set on a rural hillside with commanding views.

Despite being incomplete, the Doric temple located just outside the ancient city of Segesta is remarkably well-preserved and boasts a stunning view of the valley below. It is widely considered one of the best-preserved Greek temples in existence, likely due to its isolated hilltop location, which has prevented it from being used as a source of building materials, and it has never been desecrated due to its unfinished state.

Accessing the temple requires scaling a steep slope, and it can be seen from a great distance.