Things to do in Nicosia in March

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March is a good time to visit Nicosia. The weather is usually mildly cool with a gentle breeze, with temperatures ranging from 54—65°F (12—18°C). There are plenty of events to check out and activities to try in Nicosia during this time. Some of our top recommendations: visit the Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia, participate in the Nicosia Marathon, take a guided tour of the Nicosia Buffer Zone, and more!

Nicosia has plenty to offer for visitors of all ages and interests. In this article, we tell you the top things to see and do for your March trip to Nicosia. Get inspired by the events, activities, attractions, and experiences unique to March. We’ll let you know where to explore events based on your interests, whether that’s food, culture, art, music, sport or others.

We’ll let you know everything you need to prepare for the weather in Nicosia in March. Learn about what to wear and pack for your trip, the average temperatures throughout March, temperature changes from morning to evening and much more.

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Best events and things to do in Nicosia in March

Top experiences in March
Visit the Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia
March is a great time to explore this fascinating museum, which is home to a diverse collection of artifacts and exhibits that showcase the history and culture of Nicosia. From ancient artifacts to contemporary art, the museum offers a unique and immersive experience that will deepen your understanding of the city and its heritage.
Participate in the Nicosia Marathon
Held in March, this popular event attracts runners from all over the world to compete in a variety of races, including the full marathon, half marathon, and 10K. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just looking for a fun challenge, the Nicosia Marathon offers a unique way to experience the city and its beautiful surroundings.
Take a guided tour of the Nicosia Buffer Zone
March is a great time to explore this unique area, which divides the city into the Greek Cypriot south and the Turkish Cypriot north. A guided tour will provide you with insight into the complex history and politics of the region, as well as the opportunity to see some of the area's most iconic landmarks.
Take a day trip to the Troodos Mountains
March is a great time to explore this stunning natural area, which is home to picturesque villages, ancient monasteries, and breathtaking landscapes. Whether you're interested in hiking, birdwatching, or simply taking in the scenic views, the Troodos Mountains offer a unique and memorable experience.
Explore the Nicosia Old Town during the annual Open Studios event
This unique event allows visitors to explore the studios of local artists and artisans, giving you a behind-the-scenes look at their creative process. It's a fantastic opportunity to meet the artists, learn about their work, and even purchase some one-of-a-kind pieces to take home with you.
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Holidays in Nicosia in March
March
  • Green Monday (March 3)
  • Greek Independence Day (March 25)
Other notable holidays
  • Cyprus National Holiday (April 1)
  • Good Friday (April 18)
  • Holy Saturday (April 19)
  • Easter Sunday (April 20)
  • Easter Monday (April 21)
  • Orthodox Easter Tuesday (April 22)
  • Labour Day/May Day (May 1)
  • Orthodox Pentecost Monday (June 9)
  • Assumption of the Virgin Mary (August 15)
  • Cyprus Independence Day (October 1)
  • Ochi Day (October 28)
  • Christmas Eve (December 24)
  • Christmas Day (December 25)
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Weather in Nicosia in March

Temperatures on an average day in Nicosia in March

The average temperature in Nicosia in March for a typical day ranges from a high of 65°F (18°C) to a low of 54°F (12°C). Some would describe it as mildly cool with a gentle breeze.

For comparison, the hottest month in Nicosia, August, has days with highs of 93°F (34°C) and lows of 79°F (26°C). The coldest month, January has days with highs of 59°F (15°C) and lows of 51°F (11°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Nicosia in March based on historical data.

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Historical temperature average in March
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General weather summary

Mildly cool with a gentle breeze
Feels like
9%
Chance of rain
0.035 in
Amount
13.1 mph
Wind speed
65%
Humidity
11.9 hrs
Daylight length
6:05 AM
Sunrise
6:00 PM
Sunset
66%
Cloud cover
Sweater
What to wear
What to wear in March
With an average high of 65°F (18°C) and a low of 54°F (12°C), it generally feels mildly cool with a gentle breeze. With that in mind, most people would dress in something moderately warm like a sweater
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Best attractions for Nicosia in March

Besides the array of exciting events and activities Nicosia has to offer for travelers in March, we want to remind you of the classic attractions in Nicosia that are great to visit at this time of the year as well! You can’t miss these iconic landmarks, local favorites, and places rich with cultural heritage. We hope to give you insights and inspiration into the best things to see and do to make the most of your visit. Here is a list of our top attractions in Nicosia for March.
Ledra str. border cross point
1. Ledra str. border cross point
4.2
(307)
Customs department
Sights & Landmarks
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Very interesting crossing point from the Greek part to the Turkish part of Nicosia.Friendly officers that check your passport on both the Greek and Turkish zones of Cyprus.It is known as the only divided capital in the world as shown above Greek Cypriot Police Checkpoint on the sign above.Very different on the Turkish part of Nicosia and hence Cyprus.Many different shops selling lot's of different brands at very cheap prices.Fascinating and intriguing being on the Turkish part of Nicosia and hence Cyprus.Only there very briefly for around 30 mins due to tight connection with Intercity bus from Nicosia to Limassol although I very much enjoyed the experience very much.
suhail khan — Google review
Now this is a good experience. For those of you that are interested. Travelled from the Turkish side (trnc) much more to see on this side than the south. You can more or less travel the green line. Passports have to be shown now to cross both ways. Not as good as 10 years ago as things on the northern side weren’t done up (cafes etc). History lovers will love it
John Stonier — Google review
Very easy to get either way once through into north there are lots of shops and eating places much cheaper than the greek side coffees for 1 euro. No photos of actual crossing point as its illegal. They accept all currencies so no need to change money
David Benn — Google review
Delicious food, nice friendly atmosphere, the live music was a pleasant addition to the scene, the menu board was comical but quite practical too. Great place!!
Sia Sia — Google review
Easy acces to the north part of Nicosia. Very interesting for a tourist, but it must be sad for most of the Cypriots. The document checking doesn't take long, but expect to wait a bit in line. I wasn't expecting the north part o be so touristy at the border, but anyway, after that part it changes a lot. It feeled safe in the north too, so definetly this is a must do if you're in Nicosia.
moodyssonFK — Google review
At this point you has to show your passport to go to the turkesh side and after doing your visit you should do the same for the Cyprus side,No stamps or anything just scanning the passport.
BASSAM Ziadat — Google review
City split in two ! Some say covid is to blame for the closed border
gray saxon — Google review
A place to remember, a thrilling experience. Wanted to cross the UN buffer zone
Samkhya Ghosh — Google review
Büyük Han
2. Büyük Han
4.6
(1772)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
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Beautiful historic building! Nice shops to buy souvenirs and handicraft or have a little coffee break. The atmosphere is very idyllic, rustic and calm. Public toilets are also available. A true gem when visiting the city.
Stefanie R — Google review
Definitely worth visiting to see the architecture of this excellent and well-preserved Ottoman caravanserai. The small mosque in the middle is a rare example with an elevated prayer room. The Han is now filled with cafes and small craft shops, but decent quality ones and friendly.
Stephen Psallidas — Google review
Lovely Ottoman architecture. Restored a few years ago. Good Restaurant with lovely boreks. A must visit place in Lekosia.
Emir Hassan — Google review
This is a must visit place in nicosia. An old restored ottoman building. With great architectural design and atmosphere. Many shops and souvenirs stores. You can take a lot of beautiful photos, drink coffee or have a lunch.
Ala' Bal'awi — Google review
It's free. It's historic. The arts and crafts are mostly locally made and by the people selling them which is nice. And the cafe' inside provides decent food and good people watching. It is not a stunning Bazar and the items for sale lean hard to the crafty side of the equation but it was still a fun diversion.
L Gray — Google review
We visited Büyük Han when we visited Nicosia, Cyprus. We were very excited to cross the border to visit a few places and this was one of the places. It’s a very beautiful place with historical and cultural background. Now a mini shopping centre along with a few restaurants. Büyük Han is surely a great place to visit.
Sayali Tidke — Google review
What an amazing place!! The food was great, local Turkish. Wonderful to see how something so historical can be utilised. Some beautiful work in the wee shops around the upstairs that used to be the bedrooms.
Shona Mackinnon — Google review
Absolutely loved the place! Lots of arts to be showcased, amazing books, antıque items. Couldnt get enough of it
Joan Kirimi — Google review
This location is quite fascinating, offering a delightful selection of souvenirs that are perfect for tourists. The area is popular among visitors, adding to its lively atmosphere. Prices are relatively reasonable and there's room for bargaining, which can make shopping here more enjoyable for those who love a good deal. It's a great spot for tourists looking for unique keepsakes at fair prices.
Zhang Bo — Google review
Normally very good service. Today service was very slow. Food was good . , but prices no as per menu . Overall it is worth a visit for the ambience .
Eric Ryder — Google review
Nice historical place, but it’s just full of tourist shops and restaurant. On the other hand, the shops were selling mostly handmade stuff, which is nice. In the main season, it must be full of people, so be aware of that.
Dominik Pech?? — Google review
Just a beautiful spot. Very much a vibe of Bursa, the first capital of the ottoman empire.
BARTOSZ Radojewski — Google review
You weren't in Nicosia if you haven't been here, absolutely #1 spot to see! So overwhelmingly beautiful, with small cafe and restaurant inside, many craft shops on the upper floor, clean toilet, amazing atmosphere overall.
Marija Nikolić — Google review
Step through the gates and enter a world where time seems to stand still. This atmospheric spot offers a unique experience that transports you to a different era. The ambiance, steeped in history and charm, makes for an unforgettable visit. It's a rare find for those looking to immerse themselves in a timeless setting!
Szymon G — Google review
Beautiful and charming place - if not too crowded you feel a bit like being flashed back into the times of the caravanserai. Take a rest and a Turkish coffee.
Markus Klein — Google review
Very interesting to see the old city. The shopping area was a bit of a rip off but a lovely self guided walk round the inside of the old city walls. Most of the art galleries and museums were closed for renovation.
Johanne Mengaud — Google review
Active masjid in the middle of the market square. As was always traditionally the case. Wudu area below. Very convenient & clean. The entrance is up a couple of steps.
Drift Wood — Google review
Step into the past, enjoy a meal or shop for unique crafts in an authentic Cypriot setting.
Louis Ebarb — Google review
Must visit !!! Beautiful and charming. A typical Turkish feeling once you cross the border to north and walk through narrow alleys. Go here to complete your experience. I already ate but would try the cafe here if I wasn’t full.
R K — Google review
Selimiye Camii
3. Selimiye Camii
4.5
(1572)
Mosque
Sights & Landmarks
Airy mosque in a 13th-century Catholic cathedral with Gothic architecture & white interior walls.
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I got the “Indiana Jones” vibe there. The place is really beautiful for Instagram and TikTok. 3 minute walk from the border checkpoint in the North Nicosia. It is a free entry.
Nyein Nyein Thant Aung — Google review
Magnificent gothic catholic cathedral converted into the mosque after Ottoman conquest of the island with minarets added. Key landmark on the Northern side of Nicosia. Currently closed for renovation.
darius savolskis — Google review
The mosque was close however the museum was open. The museum is a treasure trove of information about the rich history and culture of the region, with a particular focus on the Ottoman Empire and other historical periods. One of the things that impressed me most about the museum was the attention to detail in its exhibits. From the artifacts on display to the interactive multimedia displays, each exhibit was carefully crafted to provide visitors with a unique and engaging experience.I also appreciated the extensive collections of art and historical objects, including paintings, sculptures, and artifacts from various periods of history.
Muhammad Usman — Google review
Interesting but currently so covered in scaffolding you can see much at all sadly! We didn't go in as it was closed for prayers and we didn't wait as were wearing shorts,dress appropriately if you want to go in.
Simon Holland — Google review
Unfortunately under renovation when i have visited the place. Suggestive big mosque in the heart of the Turkish side of Nicosia, just close to the big indoor market. A magic place with a suggestive atmosphere.
Alfredo Cesarano — Google review
Originally gothic 13th century St. Sophia Cathedral, now the main city mosque, property of the Sultan Selim Foundation. Unfortunately, during my visit (October 2022), it was under reconstruction. The little I could see from the outside suggests it to be a magnificent structure.
Olivera L — Google review
Cathedral turned into a mosque. Free entry but they do have some restrictions on dress code for ladies, no short clothing and they require you cover your head with a hijab, which they provide before you go in. Everyone needs to take off their shoes. It is serene and you might find a few believers making their prayers.
Cindy Mbae — Google review
The building is of the most glorious period in the south of luxi case witness, holy Sophia cathedral built for 118 years, with the same building of Istanbul sisters flower, known as the eastern orthodox church, but destroyed by later ottomans, internal mural, sculpture, glass Windows were destroyed, also change the name to plug the mosque, to their Sudan - slim ii tribute.
J Oscar — Google review
It was being constructed and renovated so we couldn't visit it but surrounding area was very peaceful and beautiful
mj syed — Google review
Impressive mosque. Due to whichever power was dominating at the time, it was common in the area for Christian churches to be converted into Muslim mosques - or vice versa. In fact this used to be a Catholic cathedral as is obvious from the construction, but has huge minarets added.
David Smith — Google review
Really unique building! We take a walk around it but we don't opportunity to visit the mosque inside because of the Muslim praying. You can see the long history of the island on the building.
János Kiss — Google review
It's good see mosque former church because in history many christian rulers turned many beautiful mosque in churches in spain amd in portugal and many destroyed despite the big muslim population in that country on those times ...
S.M Hisham Afzal — Google review
The place is still undergoing reconstruction, but despite the ongoing work, the atmosphere around is vibrant and lively.
Zhang Bo — Google review
The Cyprus Museum
4. The Cyprus Museum
4.6
(1871)
Archaeological museum
Museums
Archeological museum displaying many artifacts from island excavations, from pottery to sculptures.
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Wow if this is not a great local museum which is housing an impressive collection which will impress anyone, whether you were a fan of prehistoric artifacts Or classical antiquities. Although there is still much work that could be done with the presentation of the artifacts it is indeed an impressive collection in any person who wants to know about the history of Cyprus to check out this museum it’s free to the public has a great gift shop.
Aloof Nerd — Google review
Interesting collection of relics and artifacts from Crete and Greek origins. Museum has a good layout allowing easy appreciation of the displays and reasonable space and comfort for the individual. Was a little crowded on day of visit due to a large influx of tourists but the crowd thin out after half an hour
CK Cheong — Google review
Perhaps the most important museum in Cyprus. It contains many artefacts from every period of Cypriot history. Some highlights for me were stone tablets with Cypro-Minoan script, translations of Roman-era tombstones, Bronze Age weaponry, and Mycenaean ship models. But there is a lot more here than that. Free entry, which is so appreciated. Thank you, Cyprus. Captions for everything there are in English and Greek. Bathrooms on site. Be aware that it closes at 1pm on Sundays.
Damian Tapley — Google review
The best archeology museum in Cyprus!!! They have so many interesting founds from the Bronze Age and other periods. I enjoyed it so much. Only for this museum it is worth to visit Nikosia.
Helena Herkert — Google review
Small but perfectly formed. Lots of amazing statuary to wander through. Small enough to not be overwhelmed but big enough to be interesting. Quite a walk from where we parked but worth it. Restrooms and a shop/Bookshop for souvenirs. Worth a visit.
Susan Willcock — Google review
The Cyprus Museum is a fantastic experience! One of the best parts is that they offer free admission and provide audio guides in multiple languages. Inside, you'll uncover the vast history of this remarkable country/island. The museum beautifully showcases the profound impacts of various civilizations and cultures over time. It's definitely worth spending at least an hour here to explore and appreciate Cyprus's rich history.
Dimitri Beradze — Google review
It is a fantastic museum that hosts a vast collection of artifacts from all over the island. Every history lover will find something scrumptious there. Full on recommendation.
BARTOSZ Radojewski — Google review
Cyprus do have a nice and central position in the East Mediterranean Ocean. It was interesting to see if the Cyprus Museum reflects this…. and, not surprisingly it does! You will find a presentation that includes local finds from 10,000 years ago and later with things from Egyptian and Greek and Roman (and more) i fluence. And the Chinese are not the sole posessor of a terracotta statues. Free entrance and surely worth visiting.
Christian Sømme — Google review
Archaeological museum. Not loads there, but some nice pieces that span across different eras. Gives a nice feeling of the origins of the country's development and trade. About 30-45 mins to walk round and free (always a plus)
Owen Lee — Google review
If you are travelling to Cyprus and are interested in the history of the island a visit to the Cyprus Museum is a must. The museum is world class. It has hundreds of artifacts, statues, pottery, coins , mosaics... that cover the entire settled history of the island. It's laid out in a logical order with the oldest Neolithic items first progressing through the Greek, Roman, and Byzantine periods. It takes about 2 hours to see everything but it's worth it.
Andreas Saldivar — Google review
Interesting archaeological museum with various collections of tools, vases, statues and jewellery from different ages. Plus a human skeleton. Free entrance.
Tamara Czdgb — Google review
I visited the museum for free on Sunday, the visit lasted about 45 minutes and was very interesting, the exhibits are kept in absolutely excellent condition. definitely lacks some interaction but then again it's your classic national museum.
Giuseppe Castello — Google review
It is really interesting and there are many different rooms! For me it was a little boring, bc the theme that the museum has, is not in my interest... but I still really liked it! Pro's are: • Audio guide with many different languages • Folding chairs, so you can always sit down and listen to a story • Many rooms • free (you don't need to pay) I would recommend it if you like; The story of Cyprus and History
Elli #1 Twice fan — Google review
It ist a important Museum which can be very impressional with the beautyfull and unic Exponats. Also the Aquarell sketches seems very well together with the Figures.
Hild Chen — Google review
It doesnt have an entrance fee. Museum is not too big but there is plenty of interesting things there. Definitely worth a visit.
Kerlit Kehman — Google review
While in Nicosia, this is a must visit if you want to know about the history of civilization on the island of Cyprus. As most museums in Cyprus, the entrance is free of charge. At the end of our visit we bought souvenirs from the museum shop, it’s probably the best way to support them and have something to keep home or gift someone dear.
S. P. — Google review
The most important archäological museum on the island. Beautiful artefacts and a lot of history. Many exponates are from the historical sites on the island. You will need to visit that for a proper impression of the interesting history! You can also find the figurine from the Euro coins here.
Manuel Girisch — Google review
Huge museum. Perfect for budget traveler’s as it is free to enter, but you need an entrance ticket which you get at the counter there. Amazing preserved items. Must see in Nikosia
Maria — Google review
Amazing exhibits of the archeological past if Cyprus; from the tiny to the huge. Needs an update on it's labelling and explanations as it often feels like archeology for archeologists.
Ged Hickman — Google review
Extremely interesting museum, very local, cute and unique expositions, adorable hall with 3d stories about people.. very touching. Have been there twice. If someone tells you, that archeological museum is boring - don't believe. It's not about Cyprus Museum! You are like on board of time machine. Entrance is free of charge.
Olga Helga — Google review
Shacolas Tower Museum and Observatory
5. Shacolas Tower Museum and Observatory
4.3
(632)
Museum
Observation deck
This 11th-floor museum features panoramic views & exhibits & old photographs of the old city.
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We came at the right time for the nice view of the city. The view is great but we find the little video about Nicosia is even the bigger surprise. Help us understand this city so much more and the lady up there is also very helpful. She would be happy to answer questions you have about the view you see or when you have any questions.
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Nice place to visit and to check Nicosia from top. But they can do much better from this. The windows are too small.
Esra' Khalil — Google review
Ticket 2.5€. Small place , closed room without balcony or terrace. lots of interesting history, nice view only through windows, which are unfortunately dirty 💔 , I was expecting an open air 360 degrees balcony for a panoramic view .
L?a K — Google review
There’s not a huge amount of information, or if there it is not very clearly presented - on the interactive screens below the windows looking outwards. But you get a nice view. In the centre of it all there is a film playing which discusses Nicosia’s history, and there is also a useful timeline on the inner wall. €2.50 is probably a price that both sides (patrons and providers) are happy with.
Damian Tapley — Google review
Only place to come and get 360 views of Nicosia. It's only a couple euro to enter. Elevator up to the 11th floor. Bathrooms on site. Windows open to give clear view. Recommend.
Paul Heller — Google review
Beautiful view from the top. There is no balcony. you have to open windows. There is also movie about Nikosia. Host is nice and helpfull.
Filip Sari — Google review
For the mere coat of 2.50 Euros you can enter the 11th floor of the Shacalos tower and gain a view of all Nicosia. A clear view of the division of the city as well as the Turkish flags hewn into the mountains is visible.
Happy Ox — Google review
Unfriendly staff made me feel uncomfortable. There was nobody at the counter when I came, but I was directly informed by a cleaning lady that I will pay as soon as the cashier lady comes (which to me is common sense and the entrance fee was displayed understandably, but the tone seemed harsh to me). I continued to watch the exibithion and was a bit rudely asked later to pay in the middle of video watching. I understand they probably have a history with visitors who did not pay the entrance fee, but to me this kind of behaviour seemed very embarrasing. Windows were not really clean, although interactive info tables, video and timeline wall were good. Overall, I left soon and would not really recommend just because off the staff.
Eli?ka Brabcov? — Google review
It is the best place to have a look at the whole city of Nicosia. the entry fee is 2,50 eur, so not bad for the views you get;) a must see when in Nicosia
malwacool — Google review
The views here were not too bad and there was a 360 panorama over the city. the price was affordable (2.5€) and it worked well for the facility, which seemed to be a bit dated.
Chin Zhi Hui — Google review
Nice views of Nicosia. The entrance is 2,5 euros. It’s on the 11th floor (the toilets are on the 9th).
Ellie — Google review
A good place to start, before exploring nicosia. You get to read about famous monuments, the hostory and significance of each. Also to have a look at it from far through the windows, perfectly placed on all 4 sides. They also have a projector room fairly explaining the history and how this beautiful city has come to become the last divided capital.
Shahbaz Siddique — Google review
Not having very many tall public spaces in the city, it's an interesting viewpoint, but nothing special. Museum part is simple, but informative, however from the views I would have expected at least something open air, not a building floor with a panoramic view through some windows. Also, given the rooftops and the buildings being so close to each other, it is hard to figure out where exactly the green line is separating the Greek and Turkish parts.
Endre Kemenes — Google review
If you are in old town and have some time, it is worth a visit. you only need 15 to 30 minutes at this small museum. The observatory allows you 360 view of the area from a great viewpoint. There is also a 15 minute video that is constantly playing (but note it can be played in different languages as well so you might have to wait to restart in your language of choice). If you are there on a hot day, it's also a good way to take a break from the heat. There is also a bathroom 2 floors down that you can access.
Anish Shah — Google review
not necessary. The price is just 2,50€ but there is just a view around the city and a small documentary tv room. So, you can do it but you dont miss anything if you are not going.
Furkan Tuğrul Yılmaz — Google review
A. G. Leventis Gallery
6. A. G. Leventis Gallery
4.6
(363)
Art gallery
Museums
Opened in 2014, this gallery houses paintings by Cypriot, Greek & European artists.
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You will spend at least 1 hour there, nice price, very good exposition and perfect place to see local and world famous painters
Taras G. — Google review
A very neat and bright building, so welcoming and warm, an atmosphere you rarely find in museums. I had the pleasure of visiting the gallery during the exquisite exhibition 'Ενδυμα Ψυχης' and I think the space was a perfect fit. The shop has a variety of beautiful objects and works of art. A highly reccomended visit.
Nina Drakou — Google review
I was amazed by the diversity of this collection, from rococo to pointillism , from tiny sketches to painted walls. Over all the gallery created a special atmosphere and it has a remarkable collection. It worth over 5 stars.
Nia Gheorghiu — Google review
Nicely laid out gallery. Good artwork and nice temporary displays when I went. The only thing that lost them a star was the security guard who just followed me around watching every move I made. He distracted from my enjoyment of the gallery and its something I haven't experienced elsewhere.
Jason Stainer — Google review
Beautiful collection curated by experts in this area, blending wonderfully with the unique architecture of the building and its interiors. Would definitely not want to miss if visiting Cyprus
Angelina Cariolou — Google review
Great gallery, building is new and modern. Good organized space inside. I didn’t expect to find Claude Monet and Camille Pissarro paints in Cyprus! I’m so happy I found this place
Полина Колзина — Google review
A great collection. The art gallery has a Cypriot a Greek and a French collection, all very good. At times it also has periodic exchibitions. There is a cafe and a shop with the basics. It is a very pleasant visit. It's easy to go through the whole place at once but the entrance fee also allows you more visits. A must visit in Nicosia. At the moment the Paradox Aphrodite experience is excellent!
Demetra Panaretou — Google review
An exciting place with a really great collection of amazing paintings. If you want to fully enjoy it, immersing in every detail of the masterpiece, you’d better come in advance and have you 2-3 hours for pleasure.
Nastya Semkova — Google review
I am very pleased, such a nice experience! The AC was, however, on, so dress warmly:) Definitely recommend!
Barbora Libayov? — Google review
A great collection of classical and modern art by Cypriot or International artists. If you are interested in art and you would like to spend your time visiting the history of Art, this is a good place. 3 floor building dedicated to artworks. There are voice guidance available to give you information about artists and their art. Nice staff, peaceful atmosphere. It’s located in the centre so it’s easy to reach the place. Enjoy! 🎨🖼️🖌️😌
Naz _ Gol — Google review
Really loved this place! It’s super budget friendly since the price for the entrance ticket was only 5 euros which is a very good price for the variety of art you get to see. There are 3 floors, one was about Cypriot art and culture and the other two were about French and Greek. I really liked the variety and I would definitely recommend visiting.
Fwteinh Eracleous — Google review
Good collection of local art housed in a very interesting venue. I recommend a visit.
Louis Ebarb — Google review
Small collection but welcoming staff (apart from the security guard who followed me within 2m - across two floors - I was the only person there). Great selection of art and well displayed. Lovely new building.
Chris Dudley — Google review
Impressive mix of everything, from old Greek to big European art names and local Cypriot pieces. A must-visit when in Cyprus!
Davit Podosyan — Google review
Very good. Some of the paintings are exceptional; others less so. The multimedia Ariande & Andromeda exhibition is excellent. Also there is great café by the entrance.
Phil Gilbert — Google review
Famagusta Gate
7. Famagusta Gate
4.1
(130)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
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Nice Location, fantastic Coffee
REINER Egner — Google review
It's a beautiful monument in Nicosia Old Town located in a vibrant part if the city. Definitely worth walking by on a tour of the city. Despite what the website says I have never seen it open during the day for the public to enter but rather it can be booked for events through the cultural services. For most visitors it is just the facade that you will be able to see.
Mr Jacobs — Google review
Maybe I missed something, but you can only see it from the outside and that’s it.
Ellie — Google review
Alina Turculet — Google review
(Translated by Google) The doors were half open, a very strong musty smell came from inside and debris and dirt could be seen. I am not sure if at any time it is visitable inside. Better admire it from outside. (Original) Las puertas estaban medio abiertas, de dentro venía un olor a humedad muy fuerte y se veían escombros y suciedad. No tengo claro si en algún momento es visitable por dentro. Mejor admirarla desde fuera.
Beatriz MV — Google review
(Translated by Google) It is the gate of the wall now it does not have any function, a little further to the left is the garden of peace. The garden is already on the other side of the wall. (Original) Es la puerta de la muralla ahora no hace ninguna función, un poco más a la izquierda está el jardín de la paz. El jardín está ya del otro lado de la muralla.
Marcos_Mou — Google review
just gate thats all
YS JANG (JANGtour) — Google review
A historic and beautiful place .
Andreas Fasoulides — Google review
The Famagusta Gate is a gate in the Nicosia walls, often called the chief gate of the city: the Porta Giuliana. Unfortunately it was under construction during my visit.
Paweł — Google review
Nice place, but you can see only outside
Anna Kojnok-Budai — Google review
We walked around the gates in Nicosia and this is well preserved - worth the visit in the context of the city wall and other gates.
Jayne Brady — Google review
It's a free to see piece of the wall used to shield the old part of the city.
Dennis Mirra — Google review
Still under renovation...
Franz Bauernhofer — Google review
It's a gate.
Hilary L. Chow FRAS — Google review
Holy Monastery of Panagia Machaira
8. Holy Monastery of Panagia Machaira
4.8
(1060)
Monastery
Sights & Landmarks
Hilltop monastery established in the 12th century with interior frescoes & picturesque panoramas.
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This is the most amazing monastery in Cyprus. Full of spirit and peace. Favorite place just to come and find the harmony. On my opinion it is most holy place in Cyprus. Subjective opinion, but love to come again and again. Beautiful views on the whole way in and out. Come and see, you will agree with me
Andrey Moiseev — Google review
It was a lovely 1 hour drive from Nicosia. The drive through the winding, twisty road through the Machairas Mountains was breath taking. Its Spring time & all the terraced fields were shades of green. The almond trees were starting to burst in to flower. The air was crisp & fresh. We arrived at the Monastery just before the start of Orthodox Lent. The monks were preparing the Church and grounds. You can feel the sacredness of this place. Full of peace, calm, beauty & sanctity.
Costas Stavrou — Google review
O went there during winter time and the scenery looks magnificent when there is light snow on the slopes. I highly recommend you don't miss this extremely rare opportunity.
DIMITRIS MAA CGD — Google review
A cozy place but road to there isn’t so easy
kochevanov — Google review
Beautiful monastery and a scenic drive! .during the day it was quite hot, so be prepared for the heat. But overall a great experience. We went in mid August.
Ankit Mehra — Google review
Only the church can be visited in the monastery. Photography is prohibited. It has a souvenir shop with interesting products. There is also a clean toilet for visitors.They work from 10 am. It's worth a short visit.
Tanja Grivičić — Google review
If your looking for peace, this is the place. The main room is filled with paintings and ornements, very enjoyable to visit.
J?r?my Huang-Yau — Google review
We were a little disappointed as we could visit just Church. All woman/girls have to wear a robe which Can be borrowed near the entrance. The way to the monastery is very beautiful - but it takes time.
Karolina Frost — Google review
Amazing place Must visit
Cristy N — Google review
Machairas monastery was sooo beautiful... it's not as popular as Kikkos, so it is much calmer, yet, it is full of history and beauty. The smell of dried herbs that you can buy from the shop adds to that amazing atmosphere. Beautiful, really. The drive may be a bit tricky for newbies,but it is fine
Loulou Al Battah — Google review
A monastery located in a remote mountainous area. The route to this destination is beautiful with a lot of hills and interesting points of interest. The view is worthwhile the one hour trip from Nicosia. Highly recommended!
Ermis P — Google review
The monastery has a little bookshop with most interesting and diverse spiritual literature in Greek, Russian and English. Prices are pretty high. But you find gems there that Amazon cannot provide. Don't rush through the shop. Take some time, study the various books of your preferred language. People are not in a hurry at the monastery :). The shop also carries rare herbal teas, all kinds of olive oil products, and of course icons and other devotionals.
Red Camel — Google review
Definitely a must-see while on Cyprus. Beautiful well-kept monastery cuddled in the mountains. Especially the long-winding serpentine drive to this place is truly unique and gives great reflections of the beautiful nature. I was really impressed.
Ralph Naderson — Google review
Amazing place worth a visit for improvement of your acknowledgement of Cyprus nature and culture
Us Ni — Google review
Powerful energy place with beautiful wall paintings and pictures.
Zlata GERGELOVA — Google review
It's definitely worth a visit. Very interesting history. It was founded by 2 Hermits that came from Palestine in the 12th century.
may shanaa — Google review
It was raining heavily during our visit and although the church and shop were open there didn’t seem to be a lot to see. The church was very nice but a little more light would have been welcome as I think it relies on mostly natural daylight that was in short supply in the rain. Note it is closed on Wednesdays.
Philip “Phil A” Andrews — Google review
Pivo "πίβο" microbrewery
9. Pivo "πίβο" microbrewery
4.8
(149)
Brewery
Food & Drink
Mall Of Cyprus
10. Mall Of Cyprus
4.4
(4044)
Shopping mall
Shopping
Contemporary mall offering brand-name shops, restaurants, a movie theater, kiddie rides & an arcade.
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This shopping center is quite impressive with its vast array of stores. It offers a great variety of shopping options, making it an ideal destination for those looking to browse through multiple shops in one convenient location. The overall ambiance and selection make for a pleasant shopping experience.
Zhang Bo — Google review
Convenient shopping mall along the highway heading to Larnaca. Plenty of shops and a food court allowing to eat or simply have a drink. Free parking available.
A S — Google review
Very big and morden mall. Has many many shops and nice restaurant! You can almost find everything here, maybe not so many clothing brand, but the major ones like H&M, Zara, etc. And the price is normal. Plenty of place to park. You need safe pass and ID to enter at the moment. Masks are a must.
Yewei — Google review
Pretty usual mall. A/C is nice. No way to enter ikea other than to leave the mall and walk. Just bare that in mind
Bradley Stannard — Google review
A wonderful mall, The place is super clean. Do you have a big diversity of stories for absolutely everything from brands of clothing shoes that are all next each others such as messy as Zara and masimo doti… It’s not so crowded as in other walls and I mean the stories they’re not jam together, but you have spaces, but at the same time you have a lot of communal places where you can see if you can walk you can have a coffee . The kids and the arcades as well as cinema and everything is related is next to each others and the hygiene. There is amazing. The food area is relatively speaking big in good, but I wish there was a little bit more organisation to it.
majed sawalha — Google review
Free parking and worth a stop if you have time and a need after stopping in IKEA. There are plenty of restaurants and some good shops BUT if you only need shopping then Nicosia Mall is a far more modern option with greater selection of shops and a generally better 'feel'. Plus, it's not that far away. In short, it's good, but if you only want a mall, travel a tiny bit further for a better experience.
Jim Putland — Google review
Gr8 mall - been renovated and expanded not too long ago. Lots of brand name shops and eateries (inc. Macdonalds, Pizza Hut and TGI Fridays!). Good atmosphere. Plenty of covered and uncovered parking. Large Ikea right beside it. All air-conditioned.
Kaptain Guzzy — Google review
Plenty of great shops for all ages. Some good sale items. Very good food hall for a spot of lunch. Easy to get to from the motorway. Plenty of parking spaces.
Stephen Pirie — Google review
Air-conditioned, two-floor shopping space with easy parking right at the entrance of the mall. Plenty of choices for shopping, eating and child entertainment and includes a supermarket for groceries. Closes at 8.00pm on weekdays and 7.00pm on weekends.
Maria Viskaduraki — Google review
Love to go there and spend time, shopping and have a coffee or a nice lunch, like the air-conditioning in the mall and everywhere is clean... I suggest to spend the whole day there nice cafes , restaurants, supermarket,shops and cinema!!!
Nicholas Kyriakou — Google review
I bought shoes in Aldo. in Mall of Cyprus At first Administrator said that a refund was not possible, they took the shoes back, and in return they gave a “coupon” Administrator reported that the coupon has no time limits, as a result, today they said that the coupon does not pass in the program. The main thing is that before agreeing to the coupon (they refused to return the money, although the shoes were returned within the period established by law and were absolutely new), the administrator assured me that the date on the coupon does not matter - it can always be extended. No money, no shoes. I previously shopped at other stores in your shopping center, but never had such problems arise anywhere.
В Л — Google review
A very good place for teenagers to hang out, and for the family to dine! Nice idea to have Athienides supermarket ! P.s. could be nice to also include shops for cool curvy sports moms because I couldn’t shop for myself there
araz tavitian — Google review
A relatively small mall packed with brand shops and food court. Parking is easy, shopping in and out fast is easy too, but we almost always decide to stay for lunch or dinner in one of the nicer restaurants. Totally worth the time.
Edy Aziz — Google review
The mall is clean and has most of the high street shops. Recently the food court area has been revamped and it looks quite good. A lot of options for a quick bite or something nice to eat. The cinema is kept clean and it has plenty of screens for the capacity of the mall. Fairly small but there are always great deals at this mall. It would be nice to see this mall grow and make a bigger and better shopping experience for its customers.
Ali K — Google review
Fully air-conditioned for those hotter days with supermarket and designer shops plus an arcade to keep the children entertained
Porl.M — Google review
Have bin chilling inside, working inside and picking up orders inside but girls are so beautiful so I hope I won't pick one and that's cause I'm married 😊 But real men keep it together.
Diamond In The Rough — Google review
Went there. Worker at a coffee shop - spent money. Went after for shopping - spent money. Time to leave - PAID 15€ FOR PARKING. IM SORRY BUT ARE YOU FREAKING INSANE!? Thanks but I’ll visit the Nicosia mall from now on and won’t ever put my step in that place ever again. GREAT BUSINESS DECISION CLOWNS!
Denis Vlas — Google review
This is a good place where you can find anything. Good restaurants, fast foods, nice stores and malls. They always have some different kind of exhibitions
Αχμάντ σε όλο τον κόσμο — Google review
The Liberty Monument
11. The Liberty Monument
4.5
(483)
Memorial
Sights & Landmarks
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Very great memory-park and has a big historical background! So it meaningful for the old and young people as well. The table saying "remember that you need to fight for freedom". The sculpture is not what you can see usually in the other countries. So many member on only one sculpture! Around it you can find a peaceful park.
Fruzsina Harangi — Google review
Maybe one of the most powerful monuments and testaments for freedom I've ever seen. The inscription "remember that you have to fight for freedom" will always be prescient. I was terribly impressed by the amount of bronze statues, their sheer detail and facial emotions
Robin De Rouck — Google review
It's a powerful image of people freed from the prison by soldiers. Make of it what you will. There are benches nearby and a pamphlet stand. The view from the square is alsonice (see photos). However, during the time of visit, remains of renovation (open ground, barriers ) were still there.
Dennis Mirra — Google review
The nicest thing we saw in Nicosia was the liberty monument. It’s a very strong monument which, when you think about it, it moves you. If visiting Nicosia pay this monument a visit.
Jordy Ledeine — Google review
Very good statue with behind story and a meaning must visit
George Apostolides — Google review
Liberty momument on part of the walled section of town in the east of old city. It's a nice monument, but no description in English unfortunately.
Paul Heller — Google review
Monument where Liberty looks on as two soldiers liberate different citizens from prison. Opposite the aqueduct and on top of the City Walls.
David Smith — Google review
What should be an impressive and thought provoking monument, is sadly covered in weeds and dirt everywhere. Even the flags being flown are in disrepair. The government should be ashamed to let an important memorial get in such a state.
Mhar McLuckie — Google review
This is a very moving monument for the fallen and imprisonment of ordinary people, priests, women, and many other people. Is worth a visit as it's a very unique monument.
Angela Orphanou — Google review
Monument is placed on top of the old town walls. There is small booth on the right side where you can find brochures with information about the monument and town history.
Inti Kos — Google review
Not the best place to put it, and nothing around it, nor any indication from the center to visiting it, but... It carries a lot of burden and quite a heavy message. Really more disturbing than provocative in my view, but... given the recent dark history it's understandable.
Marin “SayanMk” Kolev — Google review
Decent monument. Rather isolated - there isn’t much to see around the square besides the Liberty Monument.
World Proven — Google review
Feels like one of the most important monuments in Nicosia.
Ellie — Google review
An impressive (even if not best kept) installation for a quick stop when seeing the aqueduct and the Venetian walls.
Olivera L — Google review
St. John's Cathedral
12. St. John's Cathedral
4.3
(235)
Cathedral
Sights & Landmarks
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This church holds such beauty inside. The paintings on the ceiling and the icon wall make the trip worthwhile. As with most Orthodox churches, photography is not allowed inside for most visitors, so the exterior photos will have to do. They really don’t even begin to suggest what you’ll see inside, though.
Heather Johnson — Google review
What we saw in exactly 2 minutes in the church was beautiful. It is a pity, however, that they employ an absolute j*** to let in visitors, and in the course of barely 3 hours today he managed to repel us twice! We came some minutes before 11 and just dropped the money into the box, when he shouted us out, saying he was closing for "only 10 minutes". We had to leave, and when we returned about 2 pm he was sitting in the car opposite the open church doors, and again shouted at us that it was closed and will open in "only 10 minutes". We are never going back there, for sure and they should find someone decent to work with people who want to visit this historic site.
Tatjana Aleksic — Google review
Very rude the old man at the entrance. Even though we didn’t have 1€ coin for the entrance, he refused to change us our 5€ bill. And then he shouted the door down to us. What we managed to see from the inside very beautiful. It’s a pity, in North Nicosia e we have been treated 100 times better.
Juan P?rez — Google review
This gothic Cathedral with its vibrant frescoes is certainly one of Lefkosia’s must-sees. Archibishop's Palace looks beautiful under night lights.
Olivera L — Google review
Great antique church with tower. I like this simple style.
Alek Korneev — Google review
Beautiful fusion of crusader and byzantine art.
BARTOSZ Radojewski — Google review
I have been here several times, and it has always been the same: Cypriot Orthodox "friendliness" at its worst. The guards seem to enjoy their "power" and demand respect while showing no sign of respect for visitors. So beware - don't even look at your phones or you'll be time off for taking pictures, and if you are a group, beware that you'll be charged a entrance fee even if there is no sign to that effect. And do not expect any smiles. Today was my last time in this "church".
Thomas Diez — Google review
Rund um die Kathedrale sehr schön, so wie auch sie selber! Innen unbedingt ansehen, Jesus in der Kuppel, der goldene Altar ein Blickfang, wen dort ist, unbedingt ansehen (Translated by Google) The cathedral is very beautiful, as is it itself! Be sure to look inside, Jesus in the dome, the golden altar is an eye-catcher, be sure to see whoever is there
Christian Rosendorfsky — Google review
Amazing place. Really small and compact and the frescos from the 16/17th century are out of this world. Shane no photos allowed
Mark Eaton — Google review
The old guy in the cathedral is extremely rude. We are being respectful and he is not. He will scold you for taking photos and charge you for that. Is this even legal?? Totally ruined our day. DO NOT GO THERE
Chester Sim — Google review
Church is gorgeous However the person inside should be fired, arrogant, rude and extremely noisy Talking on the cell continuously in a place of meditation and soul searching Hours of visiting not to be trusted
Cristina Stefan — Google review
Amazing inetrior. If you want to see geerk church church decoration style, go and check this cathedral.
Jakub Spilka — Google review
I wasn’t inside , but outside it looks nice . Especially with these small flags 😁
Ульяна Габрук — Google review
You can’t really trust the opening hours. We visit the church on Saturday and it says 9-12. We were there at 11 and doors were closed. Then suddenly someone pulled up with car and opened the doors. We did not feel very welcommed by the guy. Church itself is very very beautiful inside.
Miika Mantere — Google review
Fanairomenis
13. Fanairomenis
Sights & Landmarks
Churches & Cathedrals
City square surrounded by neoclassical library, church & school buildings with a marble memorial.
Holy Church of Panagia of Asinou
14. Holy Church of Panagia of Asinou
4.7
(399)
Greek Orthodox church
Sights & Landmarks
Stone church in the Troodos Mountains with an ornate interior & 12th-century Byzantine paintings.
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A beautifully-decorated ancient church, covered on every interior surface with intricate icons. "Small but perfectly-formed", as they say. Entry is theoretically free like with all South Cyprus museums/attractions, a small donation in the church box is expected. When we arrived at 09:30 in February there was no one there, but we asked the restaurant opposite, who called up the priest, and 5 minutes later an old guy turned up with the key! There are public toilets right next to the church, although they weren't very clean.
Stephen Psallidas — Google review
A beautiful church that no-one should miss visiting. Wonderful fresco angiography. An UNESCO’s World Heritage monument. A nice restaurant is situated near by.
Elena HadjiAntoniou — Google review
Definitely worth to visit, probably the most beautiful church in Cyprus.
Tymoteusz Raffinetti — Google review
What a well-kept church. Lovely painted icons with its outside garden overlooking the mountains. It's in the middle of the forest. Opposite the church is a good restaurant open on Sundays for lunch.
Andreana Ittalos — Google review
It's such a beautiful church set in beautiful surroundings. When we arrived there, the church was closed even though it stated on Google that it was to be open. We were there in December 2022. We drove back to the village and found the priest who was more than willing to open the church. Father Kyriakos answered all our questions and guided us around all the wallpaintings in the church. Beautiful preserved and restorated. The church is a heritage site by Unesco. Well worth the visit!
liz holland — Google review
It is a real world treasure and its presence on the UNESCO list is fully understood.
Tomek Pik — Google review
Amazing church with amazing frescos. Must visit place in Cyprus.
Salome. M. — Google review
One of the ten UNESCO World Heritage churches in Troodos, Cyprus. Church is not big and the frescos are all over the walls and on the ceiling. Frescos are colorful, vibrant, beautiful and well preserved. Really interesting Christian stories depicted. Definitely one of the must see in Cyprus
CK Cheong — Google review
Perhaps the most beautiful of the painted churches of Cyprus, also due to the presence of a complete decoration of the narthex (including many donor portraits giving a glimpse of secular life of medieval Cyprus). Very easy to reach compared to the churches of the central Troodos, and in my experience the opening hours are relatively well maintained. Only issue is the old photography topic. There is no official sign stating it but most guards will insist that UNESCO forbids photography (which is not the case). Nevertheless, in random choice some people are allowed (as testified by the pictures in this google maps entry), others not, and in general they don't seem to really know themselves what they are doing.
Tom Berger — Google review
Just a gem. Difficult to describe it. If you are in Cyprus don't miss it.
Gregski — Google review
The church is fully decorated with wall paintings of the 12th-13th century. They are well preserved. At some points, you see the previous layer of the wall, which means that the latter wall painting is mimiting it. Photos are not allowed inside of the church for safety reasons. There is no entrance fee. It was open even though google said it was closed. The cute old man there said that they usually keep it open until 3-4 pm. There are two taverns near church, so you can enjoy your lunch if you travel from far.
Stavrie OnTour — Google review
Beutyfull old church full of paintings! The entrance if free ofcourse.
Marios Antoniou — Google review
Panagia tis Asinou or Panagia Forviotissa is a Christian church of the early 12th century, catholic of a dissolved monastery, near Nikitari, Cyprus. The temple is one of the nine frescoed churches of Troodos that have been declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1985. I have visited this holy place many times and it's always a great experience.
Panayiotis S — Google review
Byzantine Museum
15. Byzantine Museum
4.1
(151)
Museum
Art Museums
Religious icons, mosaics & 10th-century frescos are among the Byzantine art & artifacts on display.
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Worth seeing the Byzantine Museum. I especially recommended for connoisseurs of Orthodox art. You visit may takes around 2 hours because there is a lot to see there. First of all, there is a splendid collection of beautiful and unique Orthodox icons. Truly immense iconostasis. Secondly, you'll see charming Byzantine mosaics there. The Byzantine Museum has many other artifacts and items related to the liturgy of Orthodoxy. You shouldn't take pictures inside. I was a visitor in this splendid Museum in November 2018.
Mirek Zabski — Google review
The museum is a wonderful one. I recommend the visit as it has an incredible collection of orthodox church iconography. The only negative there are no discounts for students or over 65. It is the first museum that I visit that doesn't give discounts.
Sid Marrero — Google review
Superb icons and mozaics. Friendly staff.
Brian Craggs — Google review
The collections in this museum are WONDERFUL. There are so many beautiful icons! The best parts are the reconstructed dome-mosaics and frescoes though, absolutely stunning. Also impressive displays on how these were stolen/illegally trafficked from the northern part of Cyprus. However - the museum itself is a bit old-fashioned. Interpretation options are not great and it is unclear where to go/what parts to see, etc.
Inge — Google review
Fantastic I wish I had had all afternoon as there is so much to see
Stephe JB — Google review
If you are interested in churches and religious paintings, this is a place for you. A nice collection of Byzantine art. Easy to reach, present on all Maps, in a quiet neighbourhood. Around 45 minutes to visit and reach all the rooms.
Ciprian Rusu — Google review
Excellent museum with a great variety of Byzantine icons.
Pap Papa — Google review
Museum has multiple areas, bizantine religious art, contemporary art and folk art. Also there you can find very beautiful architecture. On the ground floor is an amazing collection of icons from 10 century to present, which represents many icons and artifacts from churches at the Nicosia area. Many of them have a scars of interetnic war that caracterise history of the island. Contemporary art gallery have 15 - 16 century paintings made by students of the that time in few styles of French, Spanish and autohton schools. Unfortunately is not allowed to make a photo, so is nothing to show here. Is a must to visit.
Ad S — Google review
Molto
16. Molto
4.8
(4)
Supermarket
Sights & Landmarks
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?rsary — Google review
(Translated by Google) A market at your fingertips where you can find everything within the walls. (Original) Surlariçinde her şeyi bulabileceğiniz, elinizin altında bir market.
Enes Y?ld?r?m — Google review
(Translated by Google) good location market (Original) İyi konum market
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