Holiday apartment in Treis Elies
Treis Elies is located at 800 metres in the Troodos Mountains and in the Marathasa Valley of the Limassol district. Travellers looking for a family stay with village history, a mountain setting and regional cultural attractions can compare a mountain base here with an urban or beach-focused itinerary.
Quick facts about Treis Elies
- Location: in the Troodos Mountains, in the Marathasa Valley of the Limassol district
- Altitude: 800 metres
- History: The village is described by the official tourism site as having existed since the Middle Ages.
- Cultural attractions: the churches of Archangelos Michael and Agia Paraskevi with traditional wooden roofs
- Surroundings: the Venetian bridges of Mylos and Agios Andronikos are named as places to visit.
Mountain village with history and its own character
The setting in the Troodos Mountains shapes the travel idea: Treis Elies stands for a mountain stay in a village rather than a dense city programme or a classic coastal holiday. The official place description also refers to the village having a history dating back to the Middle Ages.
The sights mentioned include the small church of Archangelos Michael and the small church of Agia Paraskevi, both with traditional wooden roofs. According to the place profile, the Venetian bridges of Mylos and Agios Andronikos are located in the surrounding area. Treis Elies therefore offers concrete points of interest for travellers who want to experience village history and regional cultural attractions alongside the mountain setting. Opening times, interior visits and routes to the sites should be checked separately before visiting.
Is Treis Elies a good family base?
The key question is whether the accommodation itself should be part of a village-style mountain stay, or whether city and beach activities are the main focus. Treis Elies suits travellers looking for a small place in the Troodos Mountains, historical references and regional excursion destinations. Anyone expecting mainly an urban or beach-oriented programme should compare the location with their own day plans before booking.
Travel access should also be part of that decision. The official place description names the roads B8, F802, F804 and F811 from Lemesos. This does not provide a specific driving time or any statement about public transport; the roads named are therefore a point of orientation, but not a navigation guarantee. For a holiday apartment in Treis Elies, it makes sense to consider planned excursions and the journey to the mountain location together in advance.
Choosing a holiday apartment in a village setting
The place profile refers to traditional houses as a type of accommodation in Treis Elies. This may appeal to families looking for a stay in a traditionally shaped village setting. Whether a particular offer meets this wish, what facilities are available, and whether it suits the size of the family must be checked in each accommodation description.
For a comparison with other accommodation locations in the district, the route back leads to Limassol. There, Treis Elies can be placed as a mountain village in the Limassol district. Here, by contrast, the focus is on the specific question of whether the combination of mountain setting, village history and regional cultural attractions fits your own trip.
Frequently asked questions about Treis Elies
What makes Treis Elies special as a holiday destination?
Treis Elies is a small mountain village at 800 metres in the Troodos Mountains. The official tourism site describes the village as dating back to the Middle Ages; it also mentions the churches of Archangelos Michael and Agia Paraskevi with traditional wooden roofs.
Which cultural attractions are mentioned in Treis Elies and the surrounding area?
Mentioned are the churches of Archangelos Michael and Agia Paraskevi, as well as the Venetian bridges of Mylos and Agios Andronikos in the surrounding area.
How can the mountain location be taken into account when planning?
The mountain setting and the indicated route from Lemesos should be matched with your own excursion plans. The official place description names the roads B8, F802, F804 and F811; specific driving times or statements about public transport are not substantiated by this.
