What's on in Kyperounta, Limassol: live event listings and attractions
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Kyperounta's patron church, with a wooden iconostasis carved in two centuries.
Kyperounta's grand modern church, styled on an early Christian basilica.
A wooden-roofed Kyperounta church formed when two older churches merged.
Kyperounta's oldest chapel, with 1521 frescoes and a 13th-century icon.
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Getting there and around. Kyperounta has no direct bus link to Limassol city. It sits on the mountain road through Saittas, and its rural bus network runs from the Kyperounta Hospital stop via routes 60H (to Pelendri and Potamitissa), 62H (to Amiantos and Saittas) and 85 (to Kakopetria via Chandria).Source ↗
Good to know. Despite being just one mountain village, Kyperounta produces roughly a third of Cyprus's entire national apple and pear harvest, an output large enough to support its own annual Apple Festival.Source ↗
Nearby. Kyperounta borders Chandria to the east and Dymes to the southeast, with Amiantos to the southwest linking onward to the Troodos resort villages.Source ↗
Through the year. At roughly 1,300 to 1,500 metres altitude, Kyperounta's winters bring temperatures below zero with frost and occasional snow, while summers stay noticeably cooler than the coast.Source ↗
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Signature events. The Kyperounta Apple Festival is held every second weekend of October, marking the village's apple and pear harvest. It features a market of apple products, tastings, a farming-tools display and traditional live music and folk dancing.Source ↗
No, it ranks third highest after Prodromos and Chandria at around 1,300 to 1,500 metres, though it is the largest mountain village in Cyprus by population.
Yes, winter temperatures regularly drop below zero with frost and occasional snowfall.
