Teacher Antonis

Jan 9, 20203 min read

TPM in CYPRUS - Third Day

Updated: Jun 3, 2020

Activity - Exploring, Filming, Documenting Hadjigiorkis Flour Mill Museum

The aim of the Museum is to demonstrate the whole procedure of wheat collection, flour milling and bread baking, the way it took place in Cyprus, through the pass of time. The company has a vast selection of artifacts, relative to these procedures, that were partly inherited to the Hadjigiorkis family, partly donated from friends who were informed about the Museum and offered their support and partly bought after Mr. Kostas Koshis persistent actions to enrich the collection. Nowadays, this material is exhibited in an especially formed setting, inside the establishments of the company and is open for visits from schools and other organizations.

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Photo Collection - Exploring, Filming, Documenting Hadjigiorkis Flour Mill Museum

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Activity - Exploring, Filming, Documenting the Cape Greco Environmental Information & Education Centre

Cape Greko National Park

Explore the multitude of intriguing nature trails lined with pine trees and a diverse botanical splendour whilst pausing to take in the spectacular views from the sea cliffs looking down to the beautiful Mediterranean Sea. Many benches are spread out along these trails to take a break from the walk and admire the surroundings in stillness. One of these nature trails forms part of the European Long Distance Trail E4, running from Cyprus to Gibraltar. Then there’s the Aphrodite nature trail which stretches 2 km along the North-East coast of Cape Greko which doubles up as a Cultural Route due to the mythical birth place of Aphrodite. A lovely monument to visit is the tiny white washed church of Agoi Anargyroi with steps that lead down to the sea where there is a place where Holy water runs. Another trail leads to the ‘Cyclops’ cave where there is a picnic site close by. Specially made cycling paths are strewn throughout. Cyprus has the ideal climate for cycling all year round with low annual rainfall and light winds. Thirty foot high limestone cliffs have caves which have been hewn by Mother Nature. Taking a boat trip along the coast you will see that they are really striking, which is why they have been aptly named the ‘Palaces’. Cape Greko has warm sea temperatures ranging from 16oC to 28oC and visibility reaching up to 40 metres. For this reason, and not to mention the wonderful scenery and the marine life, this area is very popular with divers.

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Photo Collection - Exploring, Filming, Documenting the Cape Greco Environmental Information & Education Centre

Poster - Exploring, Filming, Documenting the Cape Greco Environmental Information & Education Centre

Video - Exploring, Filming, Documenting the Cape Greco Environmental Information & Education Centre

Photos Collection - Workshop - The importance of protection and preservation of marine ecosystems

Poster - Workshop - The importance of protection and preservation of marine ecosystems

Video Workshop - The importance of protection and preservation of marine ecosystems

Activity - Make fishing more sustainable and seas healthier - Exploring, Filming, Documenting the Ayia Napa Harbour

Famagusta Viewpoint

Famagusta Viewpoint (also known as the Cultural Center of the Occupied Famagusta). Visitors are able to view Northern Cyprus, as well as the abandoned city of Varosha, which is sometimes called Famagusta. Before 1974, Varosha was considered the most popular tourist destination in Cyprus.

The Famagusta Viewpoint is worth visiting to view the abandoned city of Varosha from a distance.