Agros is the village in the centre of Troodos district. A 19th century church now stands where once was the site of the Panagia Eleousa monastery, which was founded by monks from Constantinople during the 9th century.

Asinou church is from the early 12th century, and dedicated to the Virgin Mary, which has frescoes from many periods.

The church of Ayios Nikolaos tis Stegis, meaning 'Saint Nicholas on the Roof', named after its steep wooden roof, which was built to protect it from climatologically conditions, located 5 kilometers north, of the charming village of Kakopetria.

The village of Foini is well renowned for its Cypriot pottery making, and traditional loukoumi sweets. Visitors may also visit the Pilavakeion private pottery collection.

In and around the village and Galata region, there are four churches which date back as early as the beginning of the 16th century.
Firstly, the church of Panagia Podithou once belonged to a monastery. First erected in 1502, its paintings are typical of those from the Ital-Byzantine influence.

41 kilometers south of Lefkosia through Deftera and Pera villages.

Makheras Monastery was founded in 1148 by two monks, after discovering an icon of Virgin Mary in a nearby cave. The monastery is located in a picturesque setting, secluded within the Makheras Mountains.

Panayia tou Araka - Lagoudera village, (15 kilometers from Agros), Troodos.

The 12th century church of Panayia tou Araka is located just outside the village of lagoudera. Inside the church, the frecoes which are some of the finest of the late Communion style,(circa 1192) prevailing throughout Greece, the Balkans and Russia.

Pedhoulas is the third village up the Troodos Mountains, and popular summer resort, famous for its cherries which are grown locally. The large white church, Archangelos Michail, in the lower part of the village dates back to 1474, and listed as one of the nine Cypriot churches included within the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Appoximately Two Kilometers South-West of Pera Pedi, (off the Limassol - Troodos road).

The village of KoilaniI is an attractive village, known for producing wine. The village has two local museums, the Ecclesiastical museum, and the Viticulture museum.

45 kilometers South of Nicosia-Limassol road.
 
The beautiful old village of Palaichori has two local museums. The first of two is the Ecclesiastic Museum, and the second being the Struggle Museum. The former houses various religious icons, and other consecrated vessels from various churches from the village, and the latter once actually served as a hideout for heroes of the EOKA Independent Struggle during 1955-1959.

5 kilometers Northwest of Platres, (on the Platres-Prodromos road).

This beautiful monastery was originally founded in the 13th century. Though in its present form, the church dates back to 1731.