What or who is Olympus in Greek mythology?

In Greek mythology, Mount Olympus was the dwelling of the Olympian Gods and it was created after the Titanomachy, the battle during which the Olympians defeated their predecessors, the Titans. The peak Mytikas was then called Pantheon and was the venue where all the fiery discussions among the deities took place. read more

Mt Olympus is in reality the highest mountain in Greece. It is a series of rugged peaks. In Greek mythology it was the home of the twelve (or so) Olympians; the twelve deities, six gods and six goddesses, who ruled over mortals. They are probably the most famous and arguably the most alluring pantheon the world has ever known. read more

In Mount Olympus Greek mythology had its stronghold - a paradise set above the clouds that only the gods could ever reach. This was once put to the test when the mortal Bellerophon tried to ride the winged horse Pegasus up to Olympus and was painfully reminded of the limits of the gods hospitality. read more