Why is Mount Olympus important to the Greeks?

Answer 1

Do you mean what's the association of Mount Olympus and the Greek Gods? If so, Mount Olympus is the mountain of which the Greek Gods lived on top.

Answer 2

The Olympian Gods played a variety of roles in the daily lives of ancient Greeks. As each was responsible for a different sphere, and various activities in each, of human life, the Gods were often called upon to witness and also to bless daily activities. Promises were made and oaths uttered in the names of these Gods. Special sacrifices or offerings, along with prayers, were made directly to these Gods, whether at home or in temples or even by special human representatives of these Gods. As watchful overseers of human activity, the Gods were also felt as a daily, if often vague, moral presence, reminding humankind to do good, not ill, and to avoid what most ancient Greeks considered to be the ultimate vice: pride.

Answer 3

It was viewed as the home of their gods. Much like Mt. Othrys was home to the Titans and Mt. Zion was considered to be the home of the Hebrew God. At that time, mountain peaks were largely inaccessible and often defied convention (by either being always clouded or snow capped even in summer). Such a mysterious place so high in the sky would be a great place for a god to live.

Answer 4

It was reputed to be the home of the gods.

Answer 5

Because they thought that gods live on mount olympus.

Answer 6

they live there