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5 November, 10:51

What is the difference between mount Olympus and Olympia?

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    Olympia is in the Peloponnese, the large peninsula forming the southwest of Greece. The ancient site is about 10km east of the regional capital of Pyrgos, surrounded by beautiful, fertile countryside.

    Olympus is in Central Greece, on the Greek mainland, the dominant peak of a still-wild mountain area.
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