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Tsada,
Paphos & Suburbs Built on a hill with a marvellous panoramic view of Paphos overlooking the bay area of the city,
In Visit the Tsada coffee shop and have a coffee or a local fire water (zivania) or village wine. The village’s greatest attraction is it’s beautiful golf course, looking down on some impressive stone buildings and looking up to the magnificent and rough Troodos mountains. One feels quite small and overwhelmed in front of this massive beauty.
Apart from the beautiful and ample view, which Tsada offers due to the position it is constructed on, it also has some structures that are deemed worthy of a visit. The “Stavros tis Mithas” monastery with its notable history; the only monk present there, Father Varnavas, would gladly tell the monastery's history to each visitor.
The village's old, traditional, stone-made fountains, “Gerolakkos” (Old Pit), “Rothkios”, and “Pyathkia” (the Wells), also in their turn carry some story or another that relates to the older generations. The village's main church, “Panagia Chryseleousa”, with its miracle-making icon. The museum –and parental house –of our dear departed hero Evagoras Pallikaridis, in which there is a guide answering the questions of the visitors. The local, stone-made winery, inviting you to have a taste of the sweet-smelling village wine, as well as the narrow alleys of the village that take you to other romantic eras and to landscapes that relax one's eyes, complete the picturesque image of the village.
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