Pano Platres: Attractions and more...
The cool temperatures allow you to travel the countryside on foot. The Mesapotamos Trail and the Millomeris Trail are popular nature trails in the area. The rest of the natural attractions, including the Caledonian Waterfalls, the Prodomos Reservoir and the viewing points of Artemis and Persephone can also be reached by foot.
Those still looking for more adventure can also mountain hike the rugged Madhari Area Nature Trail that leads up to Mt. Adelphi, the second highest peak in Cyprus. Since most of the visitors to the town are day-trippers, there are only seven hotels but a large number of convenience stores. The Skylight Restaurant comes well recommended.
Cultural August involves a series of guided tours, exhibitions and concerts in the town’s main square. The Cyprus Classic Car Rally is organised here during July. The Kykkos Monastery Museum is another famous Troodos Mountains sight that is not far from here.
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Platres (About 1.8 mi) - Limassol (About 17.6 mi) - Pendakomo (About 23.6 mi) - Tokhni (About 26.8 mi) - Polis (About 27.8 mi) - Paphos (About 28 mi)
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The Fountain of Roxanne Koudounari, on Caledonia Street, is a marble monument that sits with the mountains as its background. The Waterfall of Millomeri, in the southeast of the... |
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| Limassol - 17.6 mi | |
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The Old City Centre looks relatively untouched with hundreds of shops and businesses squeezed into the same narrow streets. The Municipal Market is a bustling centre of commerce... |
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