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The most popular myth about Europa says that she was the daughter of Agenor, a Phoenician king, and later became a wife of Zeus, the King of Gods. According to the legend, Europa was the epitome of feminine beauty on Earth. Zeus once saw her on the seashore of Phoenicia playing with her friends.

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Saint George and the dragon is a myth from Spain. The myths says the Dragon terrorised people in Spain and a princess was offered to the dragon. When George heard about this he rode into the village, George slayed the dragon and rescued the princess.

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More than likely the belief of elves in Iceland originated out of the respect Icelanders have for the country’s powerful nature. With lava fields, frightening eruptions, earthquakes, and more, the early Icelanders turned to stories to explain the nature around them. Inhabiting the wild landscapes are elves, trolls, ghosts, and more.

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Pookas are a kind of fairy who just is interested in creating chaos in the mortal world. The Pookas was seen at night across the seaboard and rural Ireland. On any good day, the Pooka would come and destroy a farm, causing harm to animals and tearing down fences. On bad days Pookas would stand outside a farmhouse and then call people by their name. If the person came out the Pooka would take them away.

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According to the ancient Athenian founding myth, Athena, the goddess of wisdom and war, competed against Poseidon, the God of the Seas, for patronage of the yet-unnamed city; they agreed that whoever gave the Athenians the better gift would become their patron and appointed Cecrops, the king of Athens, as the judge

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Because the Nile was so important Egypt was seen as the image of the skies, where the gods sailed the “waters on high”; and so the Nile has a heavenly as well as an earthly source. Its flood transforms Egypt into a vast sea likened to the primordial ocean, the Nun. Out of black mud came green shoots of life and out of the primeval ocean came the gods and humans.

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The Northern Lights is loved by the foreigners but ‘’feared’’ by the locals!

This old Greenlandic myth says that when the northern lights are dancing in the sky, that is the greenlandic ancestors playing in the sky. So when kids whistle at the lights, they come closer and closer and eventually they will take your head and play soccer with it.

Another version of this myth is that the moving lights are the spirits of stillborn babies dancing in the sky.

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Gondola Ride, Riva del Vin, Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy

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Gondola Ride, Riva del Vin, Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy

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Gondola Ride, Riva del Vin, Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy

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Here’s Avventure Bellissime’s history of the famous Gondola, a truly Italian boat. The history of the gondola is something of a mystery. Lost to the recesses of time, and argued over by scholars, no one can quite pin point exactly when the first gondola floated along a Venetian canal.

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Gondola Ride in Venice, Italy || Cruising the Canals of Venezia

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In Germanic mythology, Myrkviðr (Old Norse "dark wood" or "black forest") is the name of several European forests.

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The loch ness is a place in Scotland, where a water monster, called Nessie, is found. a marine reptile that swam in the water and that's believed to have been extinct for 65 million years. But there's one big problem: We haven't found any plesiosaur bones in Loch Ness.

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Loch Ness expert Adrian Shine discusses his involvement with the Loch Ness Project and recaps his decades spent working to uncover the truth behind the Loch Ness monster.

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A kelpies is the most common water spirt in Scottish myths. The Kelpies are said to haunt deep pools, rivers and streams, it is said they drag people down and drown them.