1. Zeus:
- Mount Olympus: Considered the primary dwelling place of Zeus, the king of the Gods.
2. Aphrodite:
- Paphos, Cyprus: Aphrodite was believed to have emerged from the sea near Paphos.
3. Apollo:
- Delphi: Home to the Oracle of Delphi, one of the most famous oracular sites in ancient Greece.
4. Ares:
- Thrace: Associated with wars and conflicts that characterized Thrace.
5. Artemis:
- Ephesus: Ephesus housed one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World – The Temple of Artemis.
6. Athena:
- Athens: Athena was the patron goddess of Athens, her sacred temple was the Parthenon.
7. Dionysus:
- Mount Parnassus: Believed to be where Dionysus first taught humans grape cultivating practices.
8. Hades:
- Underworld (Tartarus): Hades reigned over the Underworld, the region believed to house the deceased.
9. Hephaestus:
- Lemnos: Associated with volcanic areas such as the Aeolian Islands, including Lemons..
10. Hera:
- Argos: One of Hera's main centers of worship, where a great temple was dedicated to her.
11. Hermes:
- Cyllene, Arcadia: Believed to be Hermes' birthplace and main area of worship in Ancient Greece.
12. Persephone:
- Eleusis: Associated with the Eleusinian Mysteries, significant religious rites dedicated to Persephone and Demter.
13. Poseidon:
- Athens: Shared patronage of Athens with Athena, where temples were erected for both Poseidon and Athena (Erechtheion).
14. Helios:
- Rhodes: The Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, was a giant representation of Helios on the Island of Rhodes.
