Where was Cygnus worshipped?

Cygnus, often associated with the swan in mythology, was primarily worshipped in ancient Greece and Rome. The constellation Cygnus, representing a swan, was linked to various myths and stories, including those of Zeus transforming into a swan. Additionally, the swan was a symbol of beauty and grace, contributing to its reverence in various cultures. In some traditions, it was also connected to the idea of the soul and the afterlife.