Andromeda’s Rock (traditional site)

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Andromeda’s Rock is a traditional coastal site near Jaffa associated with the Greek myth of Andromeda being chained to a rock and rescued by Perseus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal rock formation
mythological site
tourist attraction
associatedWith Cepheus
surface form: Andromeda (mythology)

Greek mythology
Perseus
surface form: Perseus (mythology)

myth of Andromeda and Perseus
coastalFeatureOf eastern Mediterranean coast
country Israel
hasCulturalSignificance interpretation of classical Greek myths in the Levant
local folklore in Jaffa
hasNameOrigin named after Andromeda from Greek mythology
heritageAspect example of localization of Greek myths to real-world places
locatedIn Israel
Mediterranean Sea
Tel Aviv
surface form: Tel Aviv-Yafo
locatedNear Jaffa
narrativeRole place from which Perseus rescued Andromeda
place where Andromeda was chained
nearbyCity Tel Aviv
partOf coastline of Jaffa
tourismType coastal sightseeing
mythology-related tourism
visibleFrom Jaffa Port
surface form: Jaffa harbor

Tel Aviv Promenade
surface form: Jaffa seafront promenade

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Jaffa hasLandmark Andromeda’s Rock (traditional site)