The cave of Polyphemus, a mythological figure from Homer’s Odyssey, attracts numerous visitors to Alexandroupoli, Greece. Journalist Nikos Pitsiakidis guides viewers through the area where the legendary cyclops once lived. Archaeological findings suggest ancient human presence in the region for the past 10,000 years. The site, located near major roads, has tourism potential that remains untapped. Visitors from all over the world trek through olive groves to reach the cave, highlighting the intersection of myth and history. Local experts advocate for improved tourist infrastructure to enhance this historical destination.