The church of Metamorphosis tou Sotiros, the Transfiguration of the Saviour, is an early 16th Century chapel on the hill, overlooking the old village. Its interior is painted with one of the most accomplished series of murals of the post-Byzantine period in Cyprus. The church of Panagia Chrysopantanassa built in the 16th Century contains wall paintings. It is the main church of the upper village. A 15th century church, Church of the Holy Cross of Ayiasmati lies about 3 km outside this charming old village, it retains the most complete cycles of mural paintings of the second half of the 15th Century in Cyprus.
Visitors can ask for the key from the village priest.
A wine producing village, once the property of Sir John De Brie, Prince of Galilee, with the Monastery of Stavros, 'Holy Cross', standing by the stone paved square. Embroidery is a specialty of this village especially quilts and tablecloths. Visitors can see the Pilavakeion private pottery collection and suck at the same time. Another attractive wine producing village, with the single aisled vaulted church of Agia Mavri,typical of 12th Century architecture with murals of the late 15th Century. The village also has its own local ecclesiastical museum.