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Tsada is a mountainous village of Pafos's District, in the geographical region of the wine-producing villages of Limassol ? Pafos. Since very old times viticulture has been the main occupation and the basic source of income for most of the community's inhabitants. Apart from the vines, cereals, forage plants, carobs, olive-trees, walnut and almond trees, a few fruit-trees (apple, pear, and orange trees), and very few vegetables and legumes are also cultivated in the region.


The community is located 10 kilometres from the city of Pafos. Because of its altitude, Tsada enjoys a relatively mild climate.

Apart from the beautiful and ample view, which Tsada offers due to the position it is constructed on, it also has some structures that are deemed worthy of a visit, for example the "Stavros tis Mithas" monastery with its notable history; the only monk present there, Father Varnavas, would gladly tell the monastery's history to each visitor. And also the local, stone-made winery, inviting you to have a taste of the sweet-smelling village wine, as well as the narrow alleys of the village that take you to other romantic eras and to landscapes that relax one's eyes, complete the picturesque image of the village.