Μουσείο Κουμανδαρίας — Attraction in Zoopigi

As locals, we often overlook the treasures in our own backyard, but visiting the Koumandaria Museum in Zoopigi was a beautiful reminder of our island's rich heritage. The museum is small but full of character, nestled in a charming traditional stone house that feels like a step back in time.

We were warmly welcomed by the staff, who were clearly passionate about preserving and sharing the story of Koumandaria – Cyprus’ legendary sweet wine. The exhibits are simple but informative, with old tools, winemaking equipment, and historical facts that paint a clear picture of how this centuries-old tradition shaped our region.

The best part was the tasting session at the end – you really can’t appreciate Koumandaria until you’ve tasted it in the village where it has been made for generations. The view from Zoopigi is also stunning, especially in the late afternoon.

We highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area or passing through the Limassol countryside. Whether you're a local like us or a visitor, it’s a great way to connect with our culture and support a meaningful...

We had a fantastic experience at the Historical Museum of Koumandaria, guided by a knowledgeable and passionate local host. The tour was both informative and heartfelt, and the hospitality of the village made us feel truly welcome.

Visitors should note that appointments are required. Be sure to check online or with the community for the most current contact information before your visit to...

This is Cyprus's best kept secret. We had a great visit and Mr Niko's is so hospitable and extremely knowledgeable. The tour was really interesting to see and listen to and the tasting was superb.we had a 2009 vintage cold from the fridge and it was delicious. It was smooth and almost had a syrupy texture. Contact them and book a tour it's a great...