Sanctuary of Zeus at Olympia

The Sanctuary of Zeus at Olympia was an ancient religious site in Greece dedicated to Zeus, the king of gods. It housed a grand temple and the famous statue of Zeus, created by the sculptor Phidias, considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The sanctuary served as a central religious and cultural hub, where athletes competed in the Olympic Games and offerings were made to honor Zeus. Surrounded by other sacred buildings and artworks, it played a vital role in Greek religious life and reflects the importance of Zeus worship and artistry in ancient Greek society.