Mount Olympus is the home of the Greek gods and goddesses. It is where banquets and celebrations are held and has many divine famous places.

Zeus's Powerful Throne Room: Three giant chairs standing thousands of feet high for Poseidon, Hades, and in the middle and the biggest of them all, Zeus's throne.

The Waterfalls of Mount Olympus: Another wonder is the waterfalls that trickle down Mount Olympus. Three main waterfalls, to be exact. Located in the Enipeas Gorge, these waterfalls flow from the mountain top where Zeus reigned. The river is named after the river god Enipeas, beloved by many mortals and gods, and flows through the gorge. Located near the sacred city of Dion, where kings and generals offered sacrifices to Zeus, these waterfalls flow into deep, cold plunge pools and offer dramatic, hidden swimming spots thought to be popular with nymphs. Nestled in a lush forest near Dion, this spot is known for its serene yet dramatic waterfall, offering a secluded, mystical atmosphere directly in the foothills.

Who Lives There? All the gods and goddesses live on Mount Olympus, except for Hades, Hephaestus, and Persephone (only half the time though).