Olympus National Park Information Center, Tourism information center in Litochoro, Greece

The Olympus National Park Information Center stands about one kilometer above Litochoro, opposite a sports complex on the road to the summits. The building holds the park administration offices, an exhibition, a library, meeting rooms, an atrium, a café and a souvenir shop. The exhibition, designed by the Goulandris Museum of Natural History, is arranged in seven areas that climb through the mountain's altitude zones, from 300 m to the 2,918.80 m summit, with large boards in Greek and English.

The mountain was designated as Greece's first national park in 1938 and received UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status in 1981. This recognition reflects the long history of protecting this special place.

The exhibition explores connections between the mountain and Greek mythology through multiple perspectives. Visitors encounter references to ancient sites and religious places scattered across the region.

The center sits about one kilometer above Litochoro, on the road toward the summits and opposite the sports complex; it is signposted. A detailed weather report is posted in Greek and English. Multilingual guides help on request or when available, and a certified Ecoguide leads mountain walks. The 142-seat amphitheater and a seminar room require registration.

The center houses a specialized library with books in different languages that visitors can use for research. A theater with 142 seats in the building is used for lectures and educational events.