The Greek gods are mythological figures belonging to the ancient religion of Greece, who were venerated and adored by its inhabitants. These gods represented various aspects of life, nature and the cosmos, and were considered immortal and endowed with supernatural powers. The Greek pantheon was headed by Zeus, the sky god and ruler of the Olympian gods, and was complemented by a wide variety of deities, each with their own specific histories, personalities, and domains.

These gods were not only objects of worship, but also played a fundamental role in Greek literature, art and philosophy, deeply influencing Western culture and thought. Through myths and legends, the Greeks explained the origin of the world, natural phenomena and human experiences, attributing them to the intervention and will of these divine beings.