Kiriaki is a mountain village built on the western slopes of Mount Helicon in a green and beautiful landscape at an altitude of 780 meters. Opposite the village on the hill Paliokastro there are the ruins of the ancient city Fligonion. Its inhabitants are Arvanites who settled the area in the 14th century and named the settlement Kiriaki from the chief shepherd Kyriakos.

A short walk around the village will reveal its secrets to the visitor. The Great Cold Fountain, which was once the only source of water supply, the stone chapel of Panagia, which was the first church of the village and the delicious traditional products. Feta cheese, gheremez and mizithra are local delicacies that the inhabitants still make with care.