Travel Guide Anogyra

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Surrounded by carob and almond trees and vineyards, this isolated village at 400 m altitude is a favorite with the British. It boasts well-preserved architecture with small stone houses. Anogyra is famous for its pastelli, carob cakes, and its pretty 15th-century Timios Stavros church.

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Église Timios Stavros, à Anogyra. Jvoisey - iStockphoto
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