Located in the Troodos mountain range, in Pitsilia region of Lemesos (Limassol) district, Agros sits at an altitude of 1.100 metres.

The layout of this picturesque village resembles that of a theatre, embraced by the surrounding mountains, Agros is nestled in stunning environs with panoramic forest views, making it ideal for agrotourism. It has maintained its traditional character and customs and grows a wide variety of fruits and vegetables.

The village is famous for its cultivation of roses, along with its production of cured meats (sausages, ‘Lountza’ and ‘Hiromeri’), homemade marmalades and sweets. Visitors can see these traditional practises at the local workshops where rose oil distillation, sweet making and meat processing take place.

The Christmas Villages will be operating from November 25, 2023 until January 14, 2024 (inclusive) as follows:
Friday – Sunday and Public Holidays, and daily from 22 December 2023 - 7 January 2024.

Operating hours:
November 25 – December 21 and January 12-14
Friday – Saturday – Sunday 11:00 – 19:00

December 22 – January 7
Daily 11:00 – 19:00

December 25 and January 1
15:00 – 20:00

When events are hosted, the operating hours are extended.

Facebook page with updated information
Come to Agros by bus! (greek)
  

Contact Tel. No:

Located in the Troodos mountain range, in the Pitsilia region of Lemesos (Limassol) district, the village of Kyperounta sits at an altitude of approximately 1.300 metres.

This leafy village is the third highest on the island and maintains its traditional character and an active population. Its distinctive features of uphill roads, grapevines, small yards and houses with tiled roofs and picturesque lofts add to its natural charm. It is famous for its apples, wine and traditional cold meats.All these make up the charming character of the village.

Kyperounta was established during Byzantine times and takes its name from the weed ‘kypros’ or ‘kyperi’, which grows abundantly in the area. The special microclimate of the area prompted the English in the 1930s to build a sanatorium in the village for patients with tuberculosis patients, which today serves as the Troodos Hospital.

Amongst its attractions are the village’s church dedicated to Agia Marina - which dates back to the 18th century – as well as the new and imposing church of Agios Arsenios, the ancient church of Timios Stavros with its unique frescoes which also functions as an icon tower, and its three museums of Natural History, Folk Art and the National Liberation Struggle.

Other interesting places to visit are the Kyperounda Winery and the Adventure Mountain Park, whilst there are also two lovely nature trails to hike; ‘Doksa soi o Theos’, and ‘Teisia tis Madaris. In the community there is a hotel and agrotourism accommodation for visitors as well as several places to have a meal.

The Christmas Villages will be operating from November 25, 2023 until January 14, 2024 (inclusive) as follows:
Friday – Sunday and Public Holidays, and daily from 22 December 2023 - 7 January 2024.

Contact Tel. No.:
+357 25813204, +357 99352547
 
Operating hours:
November 25 – December 21
Friday – Saturday – Sunday 10:00 – 18:00
 
December 22 – January 4
Daily 10:00 – 18:00
 
January 5 – January 14
Friday – Saturday – Sunday 10:00 – 18:00
 
December 25
15:00 – 18:00
 
When events are hosted, the operating hours are extended. 

 
Come to Kyperounta by bus (Route 407) from Nicosia

For the program click here (english/greek)

For the Facebook page click here (greek/english)

For the Instagram page click here

Useful information for the Kyperounta Christmas Village click here (pdf)