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Map of Cyprus Attractions
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Tombs of the KingsA UNESCO Heritage site. The necropolis is carved out into solid rock and is a definite-must see. |
Rock of the GreekRegarded as the birthplace of Aphrodite (Venus) since the ancient times. Makes for a stunning view of the waves breaking on the rock. |
Ledra StreetA point where you can cross to the northern part of Cyprus. Both parts are lined with various shops – don't miss it! |
Ancient KitionAn important ancient city once used to stand here, settled by the Phoenicians. You can see several temples here. |
Mosque of Umm HaramOne of the most beautiful mosques and an important holy place of Islam. Definitely check it out. |
Ancient KourionA stunning archeological site with tons of things to see – like the Greek theatre which is again used today. A must-see. |
Larnaca Salt LakeThe picturesque and otherworldly nature will surely captivate your eyes. In winter, you can find pink flamingoes here. |
Selimiye MosqueNothern Cyprus' main mosque-converted-church and an architectural mash-up – with amazing Gothic windows and tall minarets. |
Paphos Archaeological ParkSeveral intriguing archeological sites in one place – this is the reason why you should visit Paphos. |
Fort of PafosBuilt by the Turks on the site of a former castle. Makes for a great event venue or just a splendid lookout. |
Faneromeni ChurchThis mashup of various architectural styles used to stand in the centre of the city – until 1974. There is a marble mausoleum next to it. |
Panagia Chrysospiliotissa ChurchThis church has quite a bit of history behind it, dating back to the 4th century. The St. Paul's Pillar is said to be here. |
Larnaca Fort & Medieval MuseumBuilt by the Turks in the 17th century. If you ascend, you can take in the wonderful vista and visit the museum. |
Church of Saint LazarusA church with beautiful Byzantine interior. Lazarus is said to have come here when Jesus raised him from the dead. |
OdeonThe Roman amphitheatre was built in 2nd century and nowadays it serves as a venue for all kinds of performances. |
Laiki Geitonia DistrictA renewed area that is now the tourist centre of Nicosia. Here, you can find the typical houses, shops and tavernas. |
Suggested Cyprus Trips
Exploring Nicosia in Two Days (2 days)Explore the divided city, its historic monuments, and much more in just two days time. |
Three Days in Larnaca (3 days)See the most enjoyable of Larnaca and its near surroundings with a three day itinerary. |
Three Relaxing Days in Paphos (3 days)Enjoy a chill Paphos vacation that will restore all of your vitality! Especially great for families. |
