Olympic History
Poseidon: The Sea God
Dive into the oceanic domain of Poseidon, god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses, as we unravel the maritime myths associated with this powerful deity.
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Hera: Unveiling the Queen of Olympus
In the pantheon of Greek mythology, no figure embodies grace, power, and majesty quite like Hera, the queen of the gods and goddesses.
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Athena: Goddess of Wisdom and Warfare
In the divine pantheon of Mount Olympus, Athena stands as a formidable and multifaceted deity, revered for her wisdom, strategic prowess, and martial strength. (more…)
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Zeus: King of the Gods
Join us on an extraordinary journey into the realm of Zeus, where myths intertwine with reality, and the thunderous presence of the sky god reverberates through the ages. (more…)
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Katerini Historical Tapestry: Exploring the Past
Join us on a journey through Katerini historical tapestry, where the past comes alive, and the echoes of time resonate through its streets.
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A Guide to the Gods and Legends of Mount Olympus
Join us on a journey through the celestial tapestry of Mount Olympus as we unravel the gods and legends that have left an indelible mark on this sacred landscape.
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Exploring the Mythical Side of Mount Olympus: A Guide
Nestled majestically in northern Greece, Olympus is the mythical realm steeped in ancient Greek legends and the revered abode of the Twelve Olympian gods.
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November 17th: Reflecting on the Polytechnic Uprising and Its Legacy
Every year on November 17th, Greece commemorates a pivotal moment in its modern history — the Polytechnic Uprising of 1973.
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28th October: A Day of History and Hope on Mount Olympus
On the 28th of October, Greece celebrates Oxi Day, a national holiday that commemorates the country's refusal to surrender to the Axis Powers during World War II.
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Platamon Castle: A detailed view
Platamon Castle is a castle - city of the Middle Byzantine period (10th century AD) and is built southeast of Mount Olympus. Its tower, which dominates the national road, is the most impressive acropolis in a Greek castle.
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The Pierian Mountains
The Pierian Mountains, a continuation of the ridge of Mount Olympus, is a natural border between the prefectures of Kozani, Imathia and Pieria. The highest peak of the mountain range is Flamburo with an altitude of 2,188 metres. They are covered by one of the most accessible forests in the...
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Pydna: A city throughout ancient history
The ancient city of Pydna is located 15 klm from the city of Katerini. It is said that its first name was Kydna, although we have no information about its foundation. It is worth noting that Macedonia became a possession after the Persian wars and specifically carved a course...
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