Art installation - C.Tsoclis Aphrodite's rock

 estled in the picturesque village of Kouklia, the C. Tsoclis Art Installation stands as a remarkable tribute to contemporary sculpture. This outdoor exhibition showcases an array of striking metal sculptures crafted by the renowned artist C. Tsoclis, inviting visitors into a world where art seamlessly blends with the natural beauty of Cyprus. The installation features a variety of intricate designs and forms that encourage exploration and engagement, making it an ideal spot for both photography and contemplation. As you stroll through the installation, each piece tells a story and sparks the imagination, giving visitors a unique opportunity to connect with art in a serene setting. The surrounding landscape, characterized by rolling hills and lush greenery, enhances the experience, offering a breathtaking backdrop for the sculptures. The site is open to the public, making it easily accessible for tourists looking to immerse themselves in culture and creativity. For those interested in art, photography, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, the C. Tsoclis Art Installation is a gem that captures the essence of Cyprus's rich artistic heritage. Whether you're a local or a traveler, this installation promises an unforgettable experience that resonates long after your visit.

Gerokaminia view point

 

Agridia view point

 tanding on a gorgeous and impressive location full of high and imposing pine and cedar trees known by the naming “Rotsos (Rock) of Prophet Elias” and on an altitude of 1090 metres is a small chapel dedicated to the protector Saint of our Community, Prophet Elias. 

In 2011, the Community Council created a Viewing Point at the paved patio of the chapel. The Viewing Point is co-funded by the European Union and the Republic of Cyprus within the Rural Development Programme 2007-2013, Measure 2.6. -  Sub - Measure 2.6.1: Non-productive investments at 100%.

The total cost for the creation of the Viewing Point amounted to 12,000 Euros. 

Tour of the Viewing Point

Visitors at the Viewing Point will have the opportunity to admire the beautiful colours and scents of nature, as well as to enjoy the view of the surrounding area which stretches all the way to the Akrotiri Bay in Lemesos. 

The Viewing Point is accessible by people with special needs and is linked with the Excursion Site of Agridia, an ideal place for a picnic, rest and recreation.

At the Viewing Point visitors will find wooden benches, a wooden canopy under which there is a telescope and the chapel of Prophet Elias, the interior of which is completely covered with hagiographies. Through the telescope one can observe the following:

• The Mountain Regions of Troodos, Madari and Papoutsa
• The peaks of the mountains of Agros, Potamitissa and Pelendri
• The Kourris Water-dam (Community of Alassa)
• The Akrotiri Bay (By the city of Lemesos)
• The Communities of Agridia, Dymes, Handria and Kyperounta
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Agridia view point (opened 2012)

View point at Agridia village

"Standing on a gorgeous and impressive location full of high and imposing pine and cedar trees known by the naming “Rotsos (Rock) of Prophet Elias” and on an altitude of 1090 metres 

In 2011, the Community Council created a Viewing Point at the paved patio of the chapel located there. The Viewing Point is co-funded by the European Union and the Republic of Cyprus within the Rural Development Programme 2007-2013, Measure 2.6. -  Sub - Measure 2.6.1: Non-productive investments at 100%.

The total cost for the creation of the Viewing Point amounted to 12,000 Euros.