Mount Olympus (Greek Mythology)

Mount Olympus is the highest mountain in Greece and in Greek mythology, it is believed to be the divine home of the gods, particularly the Twelve Olympians like Zeus, Hera, and Poseidon. This majestic peak is depicted as a regal, remote place where gods gather to oversee the mortal world and enact their divine activities. In myths, Mount Olympus symbolizes the divine realm, embodying power, authority, and the separation between gods and humans. While it is a real mountain, Greek mythology romanticizes it as a celestial palace, emphasizing its importance as the center of divine rule.