The Temple of Hera (or Temple of Juno), located in the "Valley of the Temples" in Agrigento, Sicily, is a Doric temple constructed between approximately 460 and 440 BC. It was dedicated to the Roman goddess of marriage and childbirth, Juno (identified with the Greek goddess Hera), and was once used as a site for wedding celebrations. The temple features a peristyle of 13 columns along the long sides and 6 columns along the short sides. It is one of the better-preserved ruins, with 25 of the original 34 columns still standing. It is situated on the eastern end of a hill about 120 meters above sea level and is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site as part of the Archaeological Area of Agrigento.