The fertile Kámbos Plain, planted with thousands of lemon and orange trees, is criss-crossed by a network of roads and tracks lined with high ochre walls to protect the orchards from the wind and dust. From the 15C to the 20C some 200 houses (arhondiká) and mansions were built in the area by Genoese and Greek merchants and used as summer residences. If possible visitors should take in theZigomalas House and the Argenti House.