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| The capital of Cyprus is located on the island is Nicosia and is the only capital in the world that remains divided in two because the northern part is still under Turkish occupation. Nicosia is a whole museum, surrounded by the walls of the old Venetian castle with heart-shaped bastions and three gates. One of them is the Famagusta Gate that is known as an exhibition space and synaflikos. Also in Nicosia will find the Archaeological Museum of Cyprus, Presidential Palace, the Parliament, the Church of St. John, the Byzantine church of Panagia Chrysaliniotissas, the Ethnographic Museum, the Museum of Popular Art, the Museum of National Struggle, the Archbishop Palace and Severios Library. The most famous street in Nicosia is the Ledra Street, a pedestrian street full of shopping malls, shops, cafes and restaurants and is perhaps the busiest street in town. The old town of Nicosia, surrounded by Venetian walls is an unforgettable experience for every visitor. The inside walls of Nicosia is a charming city with buildings and monuments of historical interest as well as shops, cafes and tavernas. The People's Neighborhood with picturesque pedestrian has been renovated with great care to retain the atmosphere of a bygone era. Nicosia will impress you not only for its monuments and museums but also for the many artistic events take place and the nightlife. Also great hotels carefully to the last detail everywhere in the city. |
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