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Sotira is a small village situated close to neighbouring Paralimni and Ayia Napa in the Famagusta region of Cyprus.
The name Sotira is from the Greek word meaning Saviour.
Sotira has all the neccessary ammenities close to hand such as shops, tavernas, bakeries, supermarkets, pharmacies and banks located in the centre of the village. It is an up and coming village which has seen property developers invest in land for residential property sales.
On a historical note, it features five Byzantine churches which are recognised for their architectural design and beauty. The oldest of the churches is Agios Mamas dating back to around the 12th Century.
The Byzantine chapel of Ayios Antonios, built in the 16th Century, is set high up in the hills with amazing views of the Cape Greco and Ayia Napa coastlines.
In the centre of the village is the Meletonian Historical Museum displaying a collection of historical stamps in Cyprus from 1879, old Cyprus coins and a collection of flora and fauna.
To Visit:
Ecclesiastical Museum - Located in the centre of Sotira village, the museum contains historical artifacts and icons.
Events:
December - Saint Modestos Festival
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