Here Are 5 Places You Can Experience Greek Mythology

Places You Can Experience Greek Mythology


As you spend more evenings at home, switch your usual bedtime stories with the legends of Zeus, Hera and Hades. After exploring the basics of Greek mythology, you will be better equipped to design your own Odyssey. 

These stories created other world temples, altars and palaces - many of which were discovered in modern Greece. Humans can connect to the world of gods and heroes in these five places.

Wish you a safe journey at the Poseidon Temple

Open sea lovers can visit the Poseidon Temple. Here you can enjoy a sunset across the Aegean and a walk along with the promenade restaurants in the promenade. The 60 m (200 ft) high marble monument is located in the southern tip of Attica (southern region of Greece). 

The sailors built the temple for Poseidon to ensure a safe haven. It was the last land the Athenians saw before they went to war and was the first thing they greeted when they returned.

Greece Poseidon Temple
Greece Poseidon Temple


The wind blows through the ruins of Knossos.

The Knossos Palace, built for King Minos of Crete, is a spacious room complex. The total number of rooms is over 1500. He built a ladder to house the Minotaur, a half-man, half-cow. The King deported the prisoners to the table, and you can imagine their fate. 

Minos kept the monster alive - distorting the conspiracy - Minotor is Minos' son and his wife, Pasiphae. The ruins of the majestic palace at Knossos can still be seen when you visit it. Pay special attention to the paintings of the bulls in it and also experience the beauty of the clay and murals. Visit the luxury palaces of the royal family and see the King's original throne.

Worship Athena at the Acropolis

The Acropolis, a mountain archaeological site built in the 5th century BC, is crowned in the skies of modern Athens. You can cut your neck in this rocky castle of mysterious monuments reminiscent of the Golden Age of Athens. Among them are Athena Nike's Temple and Parthenon. These beautiful white marble structures were dedicated to Athena, the patron and protector of the city, the goddess of wisdom.

The story of Athena's birth is illustrated by sculptures found in Parthenon. Before you go to the ruins, assemble your bearings at one of the best museums in the world, the Acropolis Museum.

Acropolis Athens
Acropolis Athens


See the houses of the 12 Greek gods.

Mount Olympus was like the Hollywood Hills in Greek mythology. Twelve Olympians, including Zeus, Apollo, Poseidon and Artemis, lived among its peaks. The gods held a council on the fate of man, and Hades, the underworld, once called.

True Mount Olympus is located between Macedonia and Sally. There are several endemic species of fauna and flora for this purpose and it is a famous national park. You can not see the King of the Gods, and you can go to the "Throne of Zeus", the highest mountain on the mountain. 
Keep an eye out for endangered mythical creatures such as the Balkan Chamois and the rare goat-antelope.

Greece Palace Parthenon
Greece Palace Parthenon


Explore Baby Zeus Nursery

Before the King of Heaven thundered and threw down, Zeus was a baby hiding in the mythical Dikteon Cave. Zeus' father Cronus hears a prophecy that his sons will overthrow him and he can swallow, yes, of course! - All but one. 

His wife, the Rhea, hid Zeus in a cave where he had grown up. This hidden place, now known as the Mano Cave in the Mano Village in Crete, is located 1000 meters (3280 ft) above sea level. Wear comfortable shoes as you will have a hard walk to the cave entrance. Upon entering, unique rocks, stalactite and stalagmite transform you into another universe.

Places You Can Experience Greek Mythology


If you are a person who explores and is interested in Greek mythology, these places give you a better understanding of Greek mythology and the activities, special abilities and worship of the gods.
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