Capital of cyprus

From where is Cyprus to other 14 Cyprus facts you should be aware of before visiting this destination, we have you covered. Ah, Cyprus. It’s the beautiful island nation located in the eastern Mediterranean Sea that you may have heard about. But, have you ever wondered exactly where it is located? Or who it’s neighbored by? Don’t worry, we are here to give you a brief rundown of this gorgeous nation and its surroundings. So, if you’re someone who loves traveling, culture, and Mediterranean cuisine, then this article is sure to be your friend. You’ll learn all the basics of Cyprus, like its neighbors, how to get there, what to do, and more. So, let’s get to it! Where is Cyprus? First things first, where exactly is this Mediterranean gem? The island nation of Cyprus is located in the eastern Mediterranean sea just off the coast of Turkey, Syria, and The exact coordinates of Larnaca, Cyprus are 34.9190° N, 33.6265° E. However, looking at a political map, you’ll realize Cyprus isn’t as straightforward as it seems. In fact, since the 70s, Cyprus is split into the – slightly larger – southern Greek Cypriot side and the northern Turkish Cypriot side by a demilitarized 180km line from Paralimni to Kato Pyrgos known as ‘UN Buffer Zone’; which have 7 checkpoints to go through. And then there are two little areas in the South of the country operated by the UK called Akrotiri and Dhekelia. Who Are Cyprus’ Neighbors? Cyprus’ neighbors are Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, and Israel. All of these...

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• • Cities/District • Troodos Mountains • Agrotourism Villages • Monasteries • Unesco Churches • Beaches • Cape Greko N. Park • Akamas N. Park • Wineries • Museums • • Activities • Nature Trails • Camping • Wine Routes • Christmas Customs • Easter Customs • Get Inspired • • Akamas to Troodos • Limassol to Nicosia • Famagusta to Machairas • • Hotels • Villas • Agrotourism Accommodations • • Cyprus History • Flora and Fauna • Learn Greek • Blog • Traveller’s Info • Cyprus Maps • Accessible Cyprus • Flights • Rent a Car • Food & Drink Nicosia is the capital of Cyprus; the only remaining divided capital in the world. The Nicosia district combines its cultural heritage with the contemporary way of life. The capital is steeped in history with large Venetian walls encompassing a beautiful old city … .There is also a museum containing many amazing artifacts dating back to a time long ago. Its artifacts include a 1st Century A.D. statuette of Aphrodite of Soli and the original mosaic of Leda and the swan as well as another museum (Leventis Museum) containing artifacts depicting Nicosia’s history. The new city expands in to a modern European-influenced centre of buildings, offices, pavement cafes and shops. Nicosia is an ideal place for shopping especially Stassicratous Street. In the countryside you’ll encounter olive groves and various orchards leading up in to the renowned pine forest of the Machairas Mountains on top of which lies a centuries old monastery. From the monastery wh...

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