Intangible Heritage (Paphos)

Intangible Heritage (Zoopigi - Agros - Kalo Chorio - Pelendri) Zoopigi & Kalo Chorio Villages Step into the world of the ancient Commandaria wine, a treasure of Cyprus with the distinction of being the world’s first named wine.

Zoopigi village, part of a 14-village region, is famous for producing this sweet wine, a protected designation of origin product.

Visit the Commandaria Wine Museum, where ancient Cypriot wine vessels and visual exhibits tell the fascinating story of this centuries-old wine, while giving insight into the daily life, art, and wine culture of the region.

Agros Village Nestled in the heart of the Pitsilia region, Agros is a picturesque village known for its crisp, healthy climate and natural beauty.

Upon arrival, don’t be surprised if you’re greeted with a local treat, Glyko tou Koutaliou (spoon sweet), a traditional gesture of hospitality.

Agros has been recognized as a European Destination of Excellence for its Rose Festival, celebrating the area’s rich tradition of rose cultivation.

Visit the Rose Factory, operating for over 70 years, where you’ll witness the creation of rosewater, organic cosmetics, and a variety of other rose-based products.

Savor a true taste of the region with a welcoming glass of wine and a plate of traditional meats, such as smoked and wine-cured delicacies from the renowned Kafkalia Delicatessen, where recipes have been passed down for generations.

Indulge your sweet tooth with a visit to Niki's Traditional Sweets, where you can watch the process of making spoon sweets and bring some of these delightful treats home with you.

Pelendri Village A village steeped in history, Pelendri was a prominent community during medieval times, once a fiefdom for John de Lusignan, Prince of Antioch.

Today, it remains one of the most picturesque villages in Cyprus, preserving its traditional architecture through a dedicated preservation program.

The charming village offers a stroll through time with its stone-built houses and scenic surroundings.

One of the highlights is a beautifully restored mansion on the village’s southern edge, offering a glimpse of the region’s rich heritage and culture.