Stroumpi

From the New Stone Age to the Roman Empire, many archaeological and antiquities sites are scattered across the island. Nicosia, the capital, displays many monuments within its old walls. Cyprus is dominated by two mountain ranges: the Troodos Mountains (south - west) and the Kyrenia Range (north), between which there is the Mesaoria plain, drained by the Pedieos River. Mountains have beautiful trail walks, that turn into skiing tracks in the winter. In Troodos, you will have the possibility to taste one of the island’s best wines. If you’re looking for more quiet places, you should explore the coastline, and unveil hidden gems which are still rather unexplored by tourists.

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Pafos

There are two legends about the name of the village: the first says that the name of the village comes from the name of its founder Strompulosa, and according to another, the name Stroumbi is derived from “strumpulos” (“chubby”) – which is the impression arised concerning the type of the mountains around the village. In 1953, the old village was destroyed by an earthquake, which resulted in numerous casualties. Soon, the village was restored near the former location. And now here,  one of the largest wineries in Cyprus, SODAP – KAMANTERENA, is located. Now the village is home to about 480 residents, and according to Cypriot standards it is large enough. In Cyprus, there are many mountain villages with a population of about 150 people, and one of them – Vikla – recorded just one single inhabitant.

Stroumbi village, Paphos

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