Description

Kalopanayiotis is one of the most famous villages of the area which hosts the majority of mountains on the island. It is situated in the evergreen Setrachos river valley, on the north part of Troodos range. It is located in the Marathasa Valley on the Troodos range approx. 70 km from Nicosia and Limassol.

Kalopanayiotis is a perfect example of a genuinely traditional community which remains unaffected by modern day civilization.

Some of the most prominent places of interest of the village are:

The Saint John Lampadistis Monastery

The Byzantine Museum

The House of Lavrentios Healing Waters

Other Churches and Chapels

The Venetian Bridge

The Watermill

Kalopanayiotis Cultural and Conference Centre

The village is famous for its sulphur springs, its fruits as well as its grape products. Visitors should walk through the multiple charming streets and the mountain hills of the village, close to the nature, beauty and fresh air.