Inclassical antiquity the godPan was often venerated in caves. In the present these caves are often referred to as theCave of Pan.

In Greece:

• The Cave of Pan on the northern slope of theAcropolis of Athens inAttica.
• The Cave of Pan at Oinoe nearMarathon in Attica.
• TheCorycian Cave onMount Parnassus inCentral Greece.
• TheDaphni Cave atDaphni Monastery nearAthens in Attica.
• TheDavelis Cave onMount Penteli near Athens in Attica.
• ThePhyle Cave onMount Parnes nearFyli (Phyle) in Attica.
• TheVari Cave onMount Hymettus nearVari in Attica.
• The Cave of Pan atThasos

In other countries:

• The Cave of Pan atBanias in theGolan Heights.

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