Dans les pas des Dieux grecs invites readers to walk alongside the deities of ancient Greece, exploring the sacred spaces where myth and history intertwine. Pierre Léveque combines archaeological insight with vivid narrative to illuminate temples, sanctuaries, and civic monuments that shaped Hellenic religious life. The book traces the evolution of Greek religious architecture from its earliest origins through the Classical period, highlighting how design reflected theological concepts and societal values. Richly illustrated with plans, photographs, and drawings, the volume serves both as a scholarly reference and an accessible guide for enthusiasts of antiquity. By situating each site within its broader cultural and historical context, Léveque reveals the enduring legacy of Greek sacred spaces in shaping Western architectural traditions. The work balances rigorous research with engaging prose, making it suitable for students, academics, and anyone fascinated by the interplay of divinity and built environment in the ancient world.