What's on in Avgorou, Famagusta: live event listings and attractions
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A small vaulted chapel to Agios Georgios in central Avgorou.
The Gothic-influenced 16th-century Agios Georgios Teratsiotis church.
The village square park of Avgorou in the Famagusta district.
A small donkey farm and recreation area near Avgorou, Famagusta district.
All 2 listed events in Avgorou, soonest first.
Getting there and around. Avgorou is served by OSEA bus route 702, which links it to Paralimni via Frenaros and Deryneia, and to Xylotympou via Dasaki Achnas in the other direction. The village sits inland in the Kokkinochoria (red-soil) area of Famagusta district, reached by the local road network connecting Paralimni to Larnaca district.Source ↗
Good to know. Avgorou takes its name from the ancient baths of King Evagoras of Salamis, with archaeological finds in the area dating back to the Late Bronze Age.Source ↗
Nearby. Avgorou borders Frenaros directly along the local bus route and lies within the Famagusta district's Kokkinochoria area, near Liopetri and Sotira, with Paralimni as the nearest larger town.Source ↗
Through the year. Potatoes, the village's signature crop, are harvested between April and early June, and Cyherbia Botanical Park just outside the village is known for blooming lavender gardens in summer.Source ↗
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Quiet up here this week, there is more on across Famagusta District.
Browse the district →Signature events. Avgorou hosts the Pancyprian Potato Festival each July, celebrating the Kokkinochoria region's famous potato harvest with tastings, cooking demonstrations, farm equipment displays and a closing concert.Source ↗
It is one of the Kokkinochoria (red-soil) villages of Famagusta district, famous for potato farming and its annual Potato Festival.
Yes, Cyherbia Botanical Park with its herb gardens and hedge maze, plus the village's historic churches and an EOKA memorial museum.
