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Let’s Go to Troodos: a day at the presidential residence

On the first weekend of September, in between the return to school, work and routine, arrives a day out in the mountains that celebrates Cypriot tradition, crafts and nature. Activities for all ages, markets and performances will fill the Troodos Presidential Residence on Sunday, September 6. For the third consecutive year, the Troodos Presidential Residence […]

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Let’s Go to Troodos: a day at the presidential residence

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Cyprus Mail broke the news in Nicosia, Cyprus 15 days ago on Monday, August 31, 2026.

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