Where was the sacred place of worship in ancient Macedonia?

The sacred place of worship in ancient Macedonia was primarily the sanctuary of the god Ammon at the oracle of Siwa, located in the Libyan desert, which had significant influence on Macedonian rulers. Additionally, the temple of the goddess Artemis at Ephesus, though not in Macedonia itself, was revered by Macedonians as a key religious site. Local shrines and sanctuaries dedicated to various deities, such as Zeus and Dionysus, were also important in the religious life of ancient Macedonians.