Frilingiánika is a traditional village located on one of the island’s most important roads linking the airport and port with the rest of the island. Everybody passes through here and it is central to the island's landmarks and destinations. Discover and enjoy the secrets, the monuments, the traditions, the beauty of the sixty villages from this convenient location. The most historic villages of Kythera, such as Chora, Potamos, Mylopotamos, Karavas, Logothetian and Mitata have a long history, with architectural and residential buildings dating back to the Middle Ages. Potamos is the island’s largest village, which used to be called “the village of the lady” and is a bustling village where much of the activity is concentrated around the central square and the many cafés. Every Sunday morning there is a market where farmers from all over the island come to sell their products. The market serves as an opportunity for inhabitants to meet each other, exchange news about what happened during the week, talk about politics and work, then sit down for some ouzo and meze while engaging in a little friendly banter… The island's hospital is close by [3 kms].