Republic of Cyprus
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Near Kakopetria, Agios Nikolaos tis Stegis was the principal church of an 11th-century Byzantine monastery. Its outer roof shelters a vaulted structure, while its interior paintings span the 11th to the 17th centuries.
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Galata is the local reference point for visiting Panagia Podithou, north of the village. The church offers an architectural and pictorial contrast with other stops on the Solea route.
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Kakopetria combines a historic core of narrow lanes with its role as a reference point for visiting Agios Nikolaos tis Stegis, which stands apart from the village centre.
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Nicosia is the capital of Cyprus and a reference point for locating the country. The available information does not describe its neighbourhoods, attractions or local services.
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Nikitari is the village used as a reference point for visiting Panagia tis Asinou, a few kilometres away beside a stream. The church, the main surviving remnant of an old monastery, preserves mural paintings from several periods.
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Panagia tis Asinou stands beside a stream, a few kilometres from Nikitari, on the site of an old monastery. Its nave and narthex preserve mural paintings from several periods, spanning the 12th to the 17th century.
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Troodos has painted churches scattered among mountain villages and valleys. In Solea, three churches offer a chance to compare their architecture, wooden roofs and mural paintings from different periods.
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