TOP 10 Things to do in Nicosia, Cyprus 2023!

TOP 10 Things to do in Nicosia, Cyprus 2023!

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The building itself is a contemporary work of art, designed by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios. A.G. Leventis Gallery is open daily except Tuesdays and public holidays from 10 am to 5 pm and until 10 pm on Wednesdays.
Number 5. Leventis Municipal Museum
The Leventis Municipal Museum on Ippokratous Street is one of the best things to do in Nicosia. It presents an overview of the city's history, with some artefacts being over 4,000 years old.There's an interesting collection of traditional Cypriot costumes, jewellery and furniture. It's open from 10 am to 4.30 pm, Tuesday to Sunday.
The Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia was inaugurated in April 1989 and is supported by the A. G. Leventis Foundation and the Nicosia Municipality. It is located in the old part of Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus, within the city's Venetian walls. It is housed in a complex of three historic buildings, which have been restored and refurbished in order to meet today's museum standards and to provide a visitor-friendly space. The museum was created to present the history of Nicosia, the last divided capital of Europe. It narrates the history of the city from prehistoric times to the present day through its exceptional, rich Collections, including maps, documents, paintings, engravings and costumes.
Number 4. The Cyprus Museum
The island is a treasure chest of ancient civilisation; almost every town has an excavation site close by.
Many of the best pieces discovered at these digs are on display at the Cyprus Museum, the island's biggest and best archaeological exhibition.
This is a gateway to Cyprus' rich history and what's great about the attraction is that only pieces recovered on the island are on display.
The exhibits begin in the Stone Age and conclude with the Roman era, featuring coins, sculptures, jewellery and everyday household items, as well as priceless treasures from the Ancient Greek Tombs of Salamis.
Number 3. Loukia and Michael Zampelas Art Museum
The Loukia and Michael Zampelas Art Museum is known for its collection of modern Cyprus art. With over 1,000 works from 1877 to the present day, it also hosts regular lectures and cultural events.The large painting that you see below is by Vangelis Rinas, entitled Spring Dream in the Garden of the Butterflies. The building itself was designed by Athos Dikaios and is light and spacious, with a bridge connecting the different sections.

The gallery, café and gift shop are open from 10 am to 1 pm and 3 pm to 6 pm, Monday to Friday. It's located in Kaimakli district which has a nice church, St Barbaras that's also worth a visit.
Number 2. Ruins of Bellapais Abbey
One of the island's most famous tourist attractions – thanks to writer Lawrence Durrell – Bellapais is a wonderfully old-fashioned village of humble whitewashed cottages that sprawl down the hillside ending at the evocative ruins of Bellapais Abbey below.
British author Lawrence Durrell wrote the book Bitter Lemons of Cyprus while living here, immortalizing Cypriot village life at the end of the British colonial period.
Although the village is incredibly picturesque itself, the main sight is Bellapais Abbey, an old Augustinian monastery full of intricately carved arches and cypress trees surrounding its cloister.
Number 1. Cyprus: Troodos Mountain Food & Wine Tasting Tour with Lunch

We have one final suggestion for you – Cyprus: Troodos Mountain Food & Wine Tasting Tour with Lunch. Cyprus is a culinary country and our absolute number one is to enjoy the fantastic wines and products this country has to offer. You can book tickets via the link in the description, we recommend that you do this on time, because tickets are quickly fully booked. Spend the day in the Troodos Mountains meeting the locals, discover traditional Cypriot products and stop at a family winery.
A guide will pick you up from a location of your choice and you will be driven through carefully selected villages to visit the locals who make traditional products and taste Cypriot delicacies. One of these stops is an award-winning winery where you can try a selection of wines and discover a variety of indigenous grape varieties. You will learn about the ingredients, the making process and the traditions associated with the products. Part of the tour consists of visiting villages where you have time to explore and see the sights. En route, the group will stop at a local tavern to feast on a selection of Cypriot dishes with a full meze lunch.