Italy Temple of Hercules

Located in the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento, the temple of Hercules, as recoded by Cisero, is the most ancient temple in Agrigento. It dates beck to the end of the 6th Century B.C. Built of limestone in the Doric style, the oldest and least decorative of the Greek Orders, it was six columns wide and fifteen long. There have been numerous restorations since 1921 when the English Captain Alexander Hardcastle had eight columns re-erected on the south side. More recently the Parks Authority wit EU funds has worked on the conservation of the building.

There are many vantage points to photograph the temple. Be prepared with a variety of focal lengths. I wasn't able to visit at night but blue hour shots would be worthwhile provided there is some light on the building.
I prefer to photograph this site at sunset or sunrise, not only because at that time there will be best light, but also it is more likely there will be less people taking selfies.

Drive and walk.