Paleochora village is located in the capital district of Cyprus, just 40 kilometers from the area of ​​the Nicosia Pitsylia. The village is a pretty big town, the first written mention of which appeared 700 years ago. About sufficiently large age village and says the name Paleochora, which translates as "old village". It is surrounded by picturesque mountains and lush vegetation, and the river Serrahi, which is located on the banks of Paleochora, divides it into two almost equal parts. The main occupation of the locals is the cultivation of traditional fruits and berries, olives and wine.

The village itself is famous for its ancient customs and traditions that its inhabitants are quite earnestly observe and protect. The main attractions are the two ancient churches that date back to the Byzantine era. One of them - "Metamorphosis" - a stone church of the Transfiguration, which is located near the center of Paleochora. It was built in the XVII century, and is a fine example of traditional Byzantine architecture. Inside the walls are covered with frescoes dating back to the year 1612 yet. At the beginning of this century, the church became a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Another famous place of the village is the church of Panagia Hrisopantanasa the XVI century, famous for his paintings.

In addition, the village has several museums, including the church, where you can see old icons, vestments of priests and temple utensils, and a museum devoted to the national liberation struggle.

Despite his advanced age, Paleochora has a modern infrastructure and offers travelers comfortable accommodation.