Mount Olympus

Mt. Olympus (also known as Olympus) is the highest mountain in Greece, Zeus and other 12 Greek gods residence, the main peak altitude of 2917 meters. An hour by train from Satheloniki to the quiet town of Litoholong, which has a population of only 800 people, overlooks the Shenshan Mountain, snowy, majestic...

Mount Olympus is the first peak in Greece, the site of the Pantheon in ancient Greece. Mount Olympus is the first national park in Greece. Litohoro is the base for climbing or viewing Mount Olympus, and the entrance of the village of Litohoro is the best viewing point. In addition, there are also small towns such as Dion, Veria, Vergina around Mount Olympus, and there are many ancient sites to visit.

Mount Olympus, located in the Gulf of Salonika, Greece, is a famous tourist attraction in Greece, the torch collection place of each Olympic Games, the peaks are majestic, and the Olympus as the birthplace of European civilization has a special status in Europe.

This is the highest peak in Greece, there is no snow on the mountain for only three months in summer. From Athens by car to Litochoro, then hit the mountain. It takes two days to go back and forth, and there is camp accommodation near the peak on the mountain. There are many people climbing in summer and no guide is needed.

Mount Olympus is 2,917 meters above sea level, the highest peak in Greece, and the place where the gods in Greek mythology live.