Named after the mountain home of antiquity's Muses, Paris's Mount Parnassus was a mound left after quarrying long gone, but remaining an inspiration to artists.
Mount Parnassus in Paris is a hill formed from the rubble of quarries nearby.
Even without Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece in the adjoining refectory, the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie (Via Caradosso, southwest of the Cetello) would be worth a visit as a jewel of Renaissance architecture.