The Parthenon.
It is actually named after Athena, as she won the competition between Posiedon and herself for the name of the city (Athens) by granting the city an olive tree.
No, Athena has a temple in Athens. Poseidon and Athena each gave a gift to see who would be the city of Athens' leader. Poseidon gave the worlds first horse. Athena gave an olive tree which they could prey upon and help them find their way on quests. The city thought Athena's gift was more useful. Athena then had a temple built just for her in Athens. Poseidon was no longer allowed to set foot on Athens property.
medusa/she was cursed for having sexual intercourse with poseiden in the temple of athens
The temple was built for Athena to honor her. The city (Athens) was named after her after a fight with Poseidon on who the city would be named after. As you can tell from the name, Athena won.
Athena and Poseidon were rivals in the contest for Athens. When Athena won and became the patron goddess of the city, there were still some tensions between the two. The other reason why Athena hated Poseidon was because she caught him and his girlfriend Medusa in her temple and felt very insulted.
One reason was that they both wanted Athens. Poseidon gave them spring, Athena gave them olive trees. The people of Athens picked Athena. Another reason for them hating each other is that Athena caught Poseidon with his current girlfriend, Medusa, in her temple. Feeling insulted, she cursed Medusa so nobody could love her again.
To clean the temple of Poseidon on Mythology Island in Poptropica, you need to find and use a mystical item called the Poseidon's Trident. This trident allows you to clear the debris inside the temple and restore it to its former glory. You can obtain the trident by completing tasks or puzzles related to the mythological story of Poseidon.
To enter Poseidon's Temple in Poptropica, you need to have the trident. You can obtain the trident by going to the Twisted Thicket Island and completing the quest there. Once you have the trident, you can use it to open the entrance to Poseidon's Temple.
You can only swim in god of war after you aquire poseidon's trident in poseidon's challenge in the temple of pandora.
No, Athena has a temple in Athens. Poseidon and Athena each gave a gift to see who would be the city of Athens' leader. Poseidon gave the worlds first horse. Athena gave an olive tree which they could prey upon and help them find their way on quests. The city thought Athena's gift was more useful. Athena then had a temple built just for her in Athens. Poseidon was no longer allowed to set foot on Athens property.
medusa/she was cursed for having sexual intercourse with poseiden in the temple of athens
I'm sure Poseidon was worshiped at Poseidon's Temple. He was indeed worshiped at his own temple. Temple, dear friend. Temple.
The temple was built for Athena to honor her. The city (Athens) was named after her after a fight with Poseidon on who the city would be named after. As you can tell from the name, Athena won.
Poseidon himself lived under the sea, but the Greeks built several temples in his honor. Some are: in Paestum (southern Italy),Greek island of Poros, Cape Sounion near Athens, city of Corinth, and others.
There are a lot: The Acropolis, Athens Delphi Palace of Knossos, Heraklion Temple of Poseidon, Sounion Roman Forum, Athens Lykavittos, Athens Kerameikos Archaeological Site, Athens Technopolis, Athens Microlimano, Piraeus The Agorá, Athens Plaka, Athens Espalanade, Corfu Mount Athos Temple of Poseidon, Sounion Meteora Monasteries, Kalambaka Rotonda, Thessaloniki Agia Sofia, Thessaloniki Monastery, Daphne Agios Nikolaos Orfanos, Thessaloniki Attica The White Tower Museum, Thessaloniki
Yes, Poseidon did have one temple dedicated to him. The temple was located at Cape Sounion.
Poseidon's temple is located at King Kongs layer
The temples are open in the grove of temples: The Temple of Apollo (Temple of Muses) The Temple of Hades The Temple of Poseidon To enter the realms, place an offering on the altar. For Hades, pomegranates from the Garden of the Sphinx. For Poseidon, the starfish from his statue in the museum.