What is the innamost Shrine in a greek temple?

The innermost shrine in a Greek temple is called the "naos" or "cella." This sacred space housed the statue of the deity to whom the temple was dedicated and was considered the most important part of the temple. The naos was often surrounded by columns and might have an altar for offerings, emphasizing its significance in religious practices. Access to the naos was typically restricted to priests and select individuals during rituals.