Lofou curls its restored stone houses in a tight amphitheatre around the Church of the Annunciation, high in the Limassol wine hills above the vineyards it once lived on.
Stone houses with terracotta roofs and wooden balconies step up the slope in rings, each one set to look out over the roof below. The lanes between them are stone-paved and stepped, barely wide enough for a loaded mule, which is roughly the width the village was built for.
All 7 listed events in Lofou, soonest first.
Open most days, no ticket queue, each place carries its own live shelf of what's on nearby.
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Lofou is about 30 minutes north of Limassol on the F819, at around 780 m among the wine villages.
The core is effectively car-free; leave the car at the edge and walk the stepped stone lanes.
The old olive mill is now a small folk museum, and the Church of the Annunciation holds the centre of the village.
Most of the stone houses have been restored as agrotourism guesthouses and tavernas, so it works as an overnight base.
Not in the box-ticking sense; it is a restored stone village for a slow lunch, a walk through the lanes, and the view over the vineyards.
Yes, several of the old stone houses run as agrotourism guesthouses, and it makes a quiet base for the Limassol wine hills.
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A hillside lookout over Lofou's stone-house rooftops in the Limassol hills.
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