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</script>A large 6 meters by 3.5 meters marble gate planned to be the entrance to the temple of Apollo of 530 BC but was never completed. At Naxos town waterfront end, walk the gravel path to the islet of Palatia where the gate is positioned on the sea entrance of the town of Naxos, while trying to time your visit to the sunset which is beautiful to watch from here.