1 10 304 https://apsida.cut.ac.cy/files/original/9d0716a9c8a394a7c46b2637ee49ab47.pdf 19fb6bd9612a5d747a976c373426bc75 PDF Text Text cyprus www.cypruslefkosia.com Churches – Inside the Wall Music and Theatre • St Ioannis Cathedral Church was built in 1662 by Archbishop Nikiforos. The recently restored 18th century frescoes recreate scenes from the Holy Bible and the discovery of Apostle Varnavas’ tomb in Salamina. Lefkosia has long been a cultural beacon, with music, theatre, visual and traditional arts highlighting the cultural wealth of the Cypriot people. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of exceptional musical and theatrical events, organized either by the municipality or independent organizations. • St. Kassianos holds the silver helmet that is believed to have been used by the saint, as well as an early print of John the Baptist’s gospel. It is decorated with gold and was printed in Venice in 1781 in Greek. • THOC (Theatrical Organization of Cyprus) was founded in 1971 and is a member of the European Theatre Convention. It hosts a wide variety of theatre shows on a regular basis at the Latsia Municipal Theatre, Nea Skini and Theatro Ena. • Panagia Chrysaliniotissa is dedicated to the Holy Mary, taking the name from her gold-decorated icon in the church. It is the oldest Byzantine church in Lefkosia and was built by the empress Eleni Paleologou. It is noted for its vast collection of rare and ancient icons. • Skali Aglantzias is a multifunctional space in the Scali area of Aglantzia. It is made up of an open – air square, amphitheatre, exhibition space, restaurant & bar. It hosts many shows, concerts and cultural events. • Phaneromeni was built in 1872 next to an ancient Orthodox nunnery and is the largest church inside the walls. The marble mausoleum located east of the church contains the remains of bishops and other clerics that were executed by the Turks in 1821. • Trypiotis Church was built in 1695 and is dedicated to the Archangel Michael. It has an impressive interior and its temple is decorated with gold and silver. • The Satirical Theatre of Cyprus was founded in October 1983 by actor and director Vladimiros Kafkaridis. It is the first Free Theatre to be supported financially by the government. It is also the only drama school in Cyprus. • Strovolos Municipal Theatre is located in the municipality’s main avenue. It has hosted many charitable, cultural and educational events, as well as theatre shows, concerts, operas, ballets both of national and international standing. • Notable cultural events are also frequently hosted by the Ammochostos Gate Cultural Centre, the Municipal Arts Centre, the Municipal Centre of Contemporary Social and Cultural Services and many others. Local Markets Whilst wondering through the streets of Lefkosia, one will inevitably come across a traditional local market. The markets of St. Anthony, the Constanza Bastion and others are genuine examples of past times. Pleasurable travails through the colours and scents evoked from foods on display take you back to a time where ‘fresh’ foods really were just that and handicraft goods were made by real hands. Lefkosia. City of the centuries. Traditional Cuisine Cyprus is renowned for its traditional Mediterranean cuisine. Rich in flavours, colours and presentation, it combines elements of Greece, the West and the Middle East to create a culinary experience that seduces the senses. Lefkosia is full of restaurants, kitchens and tavernas in which you may sample traditional Cyprus mezze, fresh fish and seafood and other local delicacies; whatever dish you choose, it will be full of flavour and served with a warm Cyprus smile. • Missirikos Church is a Medieval Christian Orthodox that was converted into a mosque following the Ottoman’s conquest of Cyprus in 1571. It is a Frankish building with byzantine gothic and Italian Renaissance architectural elements. It was named in honour of the Frankish king of Cyprus, Erik the Second. • The Catholic Church of the Holy Cross can be found by Paphos Gate, in Old Lefkosia. It was built in 1902, replacing an older church that dated back to 1642. Like the present – day model, this church was dedicated to the Holy Cross and functioned until the 19th century. Lefkosia Tourism Company For more information tel: 22889600, www.cypruslefkosia.com With the support of the Cyprus Tourism Organisation ONGOING EXPERIENCE Lefkosia Tourism Company �Lefkosia has been the capital of Cyprus for the past 1,000 years. The city however, dates back to the Bronze Age when it was a renown cultural and commercial centre. With 228,000 inhabitants and seven municipalities, Lefkosia is a city of two aspects; the old, ancient town that is encircled by protective Venetian walls and the modern city, with its contemporary architecture, shopping malls and stores. Old and New Town are linked by Eleftheria (Freedom) Square, famous for the meetings and events it hosts. Visitors of Lefkosia have much to experience, both in the city and its outskirts, from historical museums and archaeological points of interest, Byzantine churches and cultural centres to its fantastic markets and unique cuisine. “Magic” is but one way in which to describe the Lefkosia experience. Archaeological landmarks and sights – City • The Lefkosia Walls were built by the Franks in the 16th century after the Lusignan kings arrived in Cyprus. The Venetians however, realized that the walls did not offer adequate protection from invaders and tore them down, building the walls that remain until present day. The Ottomans repaired the walls and covered them with stones during their occupation of Lefkosia. Until today, they are the most well – preserved construction in the city. • The Omerie Baths were built during the 16th century as a gift to the city of Lefkosia by Lala Moustafa Pasa and were dedicated to Khalif Omer. These have now been restored and are fully operational. • The Omerie Mosque was originally an Augustinian church run by monks and was dedicated to the Holy Mary. It was built in the 14th century and was converted into a mosque by Mustafa Pasa in 1571, as he claimed that the Church was built on the spot where Khalif Omer rested. • The Bayraktari Mosque is located by the Constanza Bastion, where a Turkish soldier laid to rest the remains of Ottomans that fell during the city’s siege in 1571. • The Cyprus Handicraft Centre houses a permanent exhibition of authentic, traditional works of handicraft, alongside more contemporary examples. There are also experimental workshops for embroidering, weaving, woodworks, ceramics, metalwork and costume making. Lefkosia Walks There are three routes one can follow; Chrysaliniotissa and Kaimakli, Inside the Walls and Outside the Walls. These walks are offered by the Lefkosia Municipality free of charge and are led by tour guides. They begin and end at the Information Office of the Cyprus Tourism Organization (CTO) in Laiki Geitonia, 11 Aristokyprou Street (east of Eleftheria Square), TEL: 22 674 264 Archaeological landmarks and sights - countryside • The Royal Tombs of Tamassos (Politiko Village) can be found in an area that was considered an important kingdom in ancient times and was rich in bronze reserves. Excavations revealed the Royal Tombs, bronze workshops and the sanctuary of Aphrodite – Astartis. •The Holy Monastery of St. Heraklidou (Politiko Village) holds the remains of the saint that it is named after. • Holy Mary of Chrysospiliotissa (close to Deftera village) is a church built in the form of a catacomb whose design dates back to the earlier built Christianity. The church was built out of a cave, hence the name “Chrysospilliotissa” (meaning “golden cave”). • The village of Phikardou was abandoned in the 19th century. However, it is considered an important historical landmark, as the local architectural style has been preserved to a high standard with many of the homes being built in the 16th century. Phikardou was awarded the Europa Nostra award in 1987. • The Holy Monastery of Machairas is one of the oldest and most important monasteries in Cyprus. It was established in 1148 by two monks, when they discovered an icon of the Holy Mary in a nearby cave. • Ancient Idallion, an area that flourished between 5th - 8th century B.C, was the setting for the death of Adonis, lover of the goddess Aphrodite, at the hands of Aris, god of war. • The Holy Church of St. Varnavas and St. Idallion (Peristerona Village) is an excellent example of early Byzantine Cypriot architecture. It was built either in the 9th – 10th century. • The Holy Monastery of Archangel Michael is a Byzantine monastery that was founded by Archbishop Nikoforos; his tomb is located in the church’s ante - chapel. The shrine dates back to 1650. Museums Lefkosia has many noteworthy museums that highlight the vast and varied richness of Cypriot culture through the centuries. The most important include: • The Cyprus Museum is the largest museum in Cyprus. Here, one may observe the evolution of Cypriot civilization from the Neolithic period until the first Byzantine period (7th century A.D) • The Archbishop Makarios III Cultural Foundation – Byzantine Museum and Art Rooms is home to the richest collection of Byzantine art in Cyprus with more than 200 icons from 9th - 19th century on display, in addition to some spectacular mosaics from the 6th century. Also on display are Western European pieces, dating back to the Renaissance Period until present day, as well as Greek and Cypriot artists’ work. • Agia Varvara – First Industrial Museum houses the last remaining workshop from the first Industrial Era, where homes and work areas met under one roof. It displays equipment dating back to 1920, including a flour mill, an olive crusher and a grape crusher. Other museums worth visiting include: the Ethnographic Museum of Cyprus, the National Struggle Museum, the Hatzigeorgaki Kornessiou Manor Ethnological Museum, the Leventio City Museum of Lefkosia, the Cyprus Museum of Natural History, the Cyprus Police Museum, the Cyprus Coin Museum, the George and Nefeli Chiapra Pieridi Museum, the Classic Motorcycle Museum, the Idalion Museum and many others. �Lefkosia has been the capital of Cyprus for the past 1,000 years. The city however, dates back to the Bronze Age when it was a renown cultural and commercial centre. With 228,000 inhabitants and seven municipalities, Lefkosia is a city of two aspects; the old, ancient town that is encircled by protective Venetian walls and the modern city, with its contemporary architecture, shopping malls and stores. Old and New Town are linked by Eleftheria (Freedom) Square, famous for the meetings and events it hosts. Visitors of Lefkosia have much to experience, both in the city and its outskirts, from historical museums and archaeological points of interest, Byzantine churches and cultural centres to its fantastic markets and unique cuisine. “Magic” is but one way in which to describe the Lefkosia experience. Archaeological landmarks and sights – City • The Lefkosia Walls were built by the Franks in the 16th century after the Lusignan kings arrived in Cyprus. The Venetians however, realized that the walls did not offer adequate protection from invaders and tore them down, building the walls that remain until present day. The Ottomans repaired the walls and covered them with stones during their occupation of Lefkosia. Until today, they are the most well – preserved construction in the city. • The Omerie Baths were built during the 16th century as a gift to the city of Lefkosia by Lala Moustafa Pasa and were dedicated to Khalif Omer. These have now been restored and are fully operational. • The Omerie Mosque was originally an Augustinian church run by monks and was dedicated to the Holy Mary. It was built in the 14th century and was converted into a mosque by Mustafa Pasa in 1571, as he claimed that the Church was built on the spot where Khalif Omer rested. • The Bayraktari Mosque is located by the Constanza Bastion, where a Turkish soldier laid to rest the remains of Ottomans that fell during the city’s siege in 1571. • The Cyprus Handicraft Centre houses a permanent exhibition of authentic, traditional works of handicraft, alongside more contemporary examples. There are also experimental workshops for embroidering, weaving, woodworks, ceramics, metalwork and costume making. Lefkosia Walks There are three routes one can follow; Chrysaliniotissa and Kaimakli, Inside the Walls and Outside the Walls. These walks are offered by the Lefkosia Municipality free of charge and are led by tour guides. They begin and end at the Information Office of the Cyprus Tourism Organization (CTO) in Laiki Geitonia, 11 Aristokyprou Street (east of Eleftheria Square), TEL: 22 674 264 Archaeological landmarks and sights - countryside • The Royal Tombs of Tamassos (Politiko Village) can be found in an area that was considered an important kingdom in ancient times and was rich in bronze reserves. Excavations revealed the Royal Tombs, bronze workshops and the sanctuary of Aphrodite – Astartis. •The Holy Monastery of St. Heraklidou (Politiko Village) holds the remains of the saint that it is named after. • Holy Mary of Chrysospiliotissa (close to Deftera village) is a church built in the form of a catacomb whose design dates back to the earlier built Christianity. The church was built out of a cave, hence the name “Chrysospilliotissa” (meaning “golden cave”). • The village of Phikardou was abandoned in the 19th century. However, it is considered an important historical landmark, as the local architectural style has been preserved to a high standard with many of the homes being built in the 16th century. Phikardou was awarded the Europa Nostra award in 1987. • The Holy Monastery of Machairas is one of the oldest and most important monasteries in Cyprus. It was established in 1148 by two monks, when they discovered an icon of the Holy Mary in a nearby cave. • Ancient Idallion, an area that flourished between 5th - 8th century B.C, was the setting for the death of Adonis, lover of the goddess Aphrodite, at the hands of Aris, god of war. • The Holy Church of St. Varnavas and St. Idallion (Peristerona Village) is an excellent example of early Byzantine Cypriot architecture. It was built either in the 9th – 10th century. • The Holy Monastery of Archangel Michael is a Byzantine monastery that was founded by Archbishop Nikoforos; his tomb is located in the church’s ante - chapel. The shrine dates back to 1650. Museums Lefkosia has many noteworthy museums that highlight the vast and varied richness of Cypriot culture through the centuries. The most important include: • The Cyprus Museum is the largest museum in Cyprus. Here, one may observe the evolution of Cypriot civilization from the Neolithic period until the first Byzantine period (7th century A.D) • The Archbishop Makarios III Cultural Foundation – Byzantine Museum and Art Rooms is home to the richest collection of Byzantine art in Cyprus with more than 200 icons from 9th - 19th century on display, in addition to some spectacular mosaics from the 6th century. Also on display are Western European pieces, dating back to the Renaissance Period until present day, as well as Greek and Cypriot artists’ work. • Agia Varvara – First Industrial Museum houses the last remaining workshop from the first Industrial Era, where homes and work areas met under one roof. It displays equipment dating back to 1920, including a flour mill, an olive crusher and a grape crusher. Other museums worth visiting include: the Ethnographic Museum of Cyprus, the National Struggle Museum, the Hatzigeorgaki Kornessiou Manor Ethnological Museum, the Leventio City Museum of Lefkosia, the Cyprus Museum of Natural History, the Cyprus Police Museum, the Cyprus Coin Museum, the George and Nefeli Chiapra Pieridi Museum, the Classic Motorcycle Museum, the Idalion Museum and many others. �Lefkosia has been the capital of Cyprus for the past 1,000 years. The city however, dates back to the Bronze Age when it was a renown cultural and commercial centre. With 228,000 inhabitants and seven municipalities, Lefkosia is a city of two aspects; the old, ancient town that is encircled by protective Venetian walls and the modern city, with its contemporary architecture, shopping malls and stores. Old and New Town are linked by Eleftheria (Freedom) Square, famous for the meetings and events it hosts. Visitors of Lefkosia have much to experience, both in the city and its outskirts, from historical museums and archaeological points of interest, Byzantine churches and cultural centres to its fantastic markets and unique cuisine. “Magic” is but one way in which to describe the Lefkosia experience. Archaeological landmarks and sights – City • The Lefkosia Walls were built by the Franks in the 16th century after the Lusignan kings arrived in Cyprus. The Venetians however, realized that the walls did not offer adequate protection from invaders and tore them down, building the walls that remain until present day. The Ottomans repaired the walls and covered them with stones during their occupation of Lefkosia. Until today, they are the most well – preserved construction in the city. • The Omerie Baths were built during the 16th century as a gift to the city of Lefkosia by Lala Moustafa Pasa and were dedicated to Khalif Omer. These have now been restored and are fully operational. • The Omerie Mosque was originally an Augustinian church run by monks and was dedicated to the Holy Mary. It was built in the 14th century and was converted into a mosque by Mustafa Pasa in 1571, as he claimed that the Church was built on the spot where Khalif Omer rested. • The Bayraktari Mosque is located by the Constanza Bastion, where a Turkish soldier laid to rest the remains of Ottomans that fell during the city’s siege in 1571. • The Cyprus Handicraft Centre houses a permanent exhibition of authentic, traditional works of handicraft, alongside more contemporary examples. There are also experimental workshops for embroidering, weaving, woodworks, ceramics, metalwork and costume making. Lefkosia Walks There are three routes one can follow; Chrysaliniotissa and Kaimakli, Inside the Walls and Outside the Walls. These walks are offered by the Lefkosia Municipality free of charge and are led by tour guides. They begin and end at the Information Office of the Cyprus Tourism Organization (CTO) in Laiki Geitonia, 11 Aristokyprou Street (east of Eleftheria Square), TEL: 22 674 264 Archaeological landmarks and sights - countryside • The Royal Tombs of Tamassos (Politiko Village) can be found in an area that was considered an important kingdom in ancient times and was rich in bronze reserves. Excavations revealed the Royal Tombs, bronze workshops and the sanctuary of Aphrodite – Astartis. •The Holy Monastery of St. Heraklidou (Politiko Village) holds the remains of the saint that it is named after. • Holy Mary of Chrysospiliotissa (close to Deftera village) is a church built in the form of a catacomb whose design dates back to the earlier built Christianity. The church was built out of a cave, hence the name “Chrysospilliotissa” (meaning “golden cave”). • The village of Phikardou was abandoned in the 19th century. However, it is considered an important historical landmark, as the local architectural style has been preserved to a high standard with many of the homes being built in the 16th century. Phikardou was awarded the Europa Nostra award in 1987. • The Holy Monastery of Machairas is one of the oldest and most important monasteries in Cyprus. It was established in 1148 by two monks, when they discovered an icon of the Holy Mary in a nearby cave. • Ancient Idallion, an area that flourished between 5th - 8th century B.C, was the setting for the death of Adonis, lover of the goddess Aphrodite, at the hands of Aris, god of war. • The Holy Church of St. Varnavas and St. Idallion (Peristerona Village) is an excellent example of early Byzantine Cypriot architecture. It was built either in the 9th – 10th century. • The Holy Monastery of Archangel Michael is a Byzantine monastery that was founded by Archbishop Nikoforos; his tomb is located in the church’s ante - chapel. The shrine dates back to 1650. Museums Lefkosia has many noteworthy museums that highlight the vast and varied richness of Cypriot culture through the centuries. The most important include: • The Cyprus Museum is the largest museum in Cyprus. Here, one may observe the evolution of Cypriot civilization from the Neolithic period until the first Byzantine period (7th century A.D) • The Archbishop Makarios III Cultural Foundation – Byzantine Museum and Art Rooms is home to the richest collection of Byzantine art in Cyprus with more than 200 icons from 9th - 19th century on display, in addition to some spectacular mosaics from the 6th century. Also on display are Western European pieces, dating back to the Renaissance Period until present day, as well as Greek and Cypriot artists’ work. • Agia Varvara – First Industrial Museum houses the last remaining workshop from the first Industrial Era, where homes and work areas met under one roof. It displays equipment dating back to 1920, including a flour mill, an olive crusher and a grape crusher. Other museums worth visiting include: the Ethnographic Museum of Cyprus, the National Struggle Museum, the Hatzigeorgaki Kornessiou Manor Ethnological Museum, the Leventio City Museum of Lefkosia, the Cyprus Museum of Natural History, the Cyprus Police Museum, the Cyprus Coin Museum, the George and Nefeli Chiapra Pieridi Museum, the Classic Motorcycle Museum, the Idalion Museum and many others. �Lefkosia has been the capital of Cyprus for the past 1,000 years. The city however, dates back to the Bronze Age when it was a renown cultural and commercial centre. With 228,000 inhabitants and seven municipalities, Lefkosia is a city of two aspects; the old, ancient town that is encircled by protective Venetian walls and the modern city, with its contemporary architecture, shopping malls and stores. Old and New Town are linked by Eleftheria (Freedom) Square, famous for the meetings and events it hosts. Visitors of Lefkosia have much to experience, both in the city and its outskirts, from historical museums and archaeological points of interest, Byzantine churches and cultural centres to its fantastic markets and unique cuisine. “Magic” is but one way in which to describe the Lefkosia experience. Archaeological landmarks and sights – City • The Lefkosia Walls were built by the Franks in the 16th century after the Lusignan kings arrived in Cyprus. The Venetians however, realized that the walls did not offer adequate protection from invaders and tore them down, building the walls that remain until present day. The Ottomans repaired the walls and covered them with stones during their occupation of Lefkosia. Until today, they are the most well – preserved construction in the city. • The Omerie Baths were built during the 16th century as a gift to the city of Lefkosia by Lala Moustafa Pasa and were dedicated to Khalif Omer. These have now been restored and are fully operational. • The Omerie Mosque was originally an Augustinian church run by monks and was dedicated to the Holy Mary. It was built in the 14th century and was converted into a mosque by Mustafa Pasa in 1571, as he claimed that the Church was built on the spot where Khalif Omer rested. • The Bayraktari Mosque is located by the Constanza Bastion, where a Turkish soldier laid to rest the remains of Ottomans that fell during the city’s siege in 1571. • The Cyprus Handicraft Centre houses a permanent exhibition of authentic, traditional works of handicraft, alongside more contemporary examples. There are also experimental workshops for embroidering, weaving, woodworks, ceramics, metalwork and costume making. Lefkosia Walks There are three routes one can follow; Chrysaliniotissa and Kaimakli, Inside the Walls and Outside the Walls. These walks are offered by the Lefkosia Municipality free of charge and are led by tour guides. They begin and end at the Information Office of the Cyprus Tourism Organization (CTO) in Laiki Geitonia, 11 Aristokyprou Street (east of Eleftheria Square), TEL: 22 674 264 Archaeological landmarks and sights - countryside • The Royal Tombs of Tamassos (Politiko Village) can be found in an area that was considered an important kingdom in ancient times and was rich in bronze reserves. Excavations revealed the Royal Tombs, bronze workshops and the sanctuary of Aphrodite – Astartis. •The Holy Monastery of St. Heraklidou (Politiko Village) holds the remains of the saint that it is named after. • Holy Mary of Chrysospiliotissa (close to Deftera village) is a church built in the form of a catacomb whose design dates back to the earlier built Christianity. The church was built out of a cave, hence the name “Chrysospilliotissa” (meaning “golden cave”). • The village of Phikardou was abandoned in the 19th century. However, it is considered an important historical landmark, as the local architectural style has been preserved to a high standard with many of the homes being built in the 16th century. Phikardou was awarded the Europa Nostra award in 1987. • The Holy Monastery of Machairas is one of the oldest and most important monasteries in Cyprus. It was established in 1148 by two monks, when they discovered an icon of the Holy Mary in a nearby cave. • Ancient Idallion, an area that flourished between 5th - 8th century B.C, was the setting for the death of Adonis, lover of the goddess Aphrodite, at the hands of Aris, god of war. • The Holy Church of St. Varnavas and St. Idallion (Peristerona Village) is an excellent example of early Byzantine Cypriot architecture. It was built either in the 9th – 10th century. • The Holy Monastery of Archangel Michael is a Byzantine monastery that was founded by Archbishop Nikoforos; his tomb is located in the church’s ante - chapel. The shrine dates back to 1650. Museums Lefkosia has many noteworthy museums that highlight the vast and varied richness of Cypriot culture through the centuries. The most important include: • The Cyprus Museum is the largest museum in Cyprus. Here, one may observe the evolution of Cypriot civilization from the Neolithic period until the first Byzantine period (7th century A.D) • The Archbishop Makarios III Cultural Foundation – Byzantine Museum and Art Rooms is home to the richest collection of Byzantine art in Cyprus with more than 200 icons from 9th - 19th century on display, in addition to some spectacular mosaics from the 6th century. Also on display are Western European pieces, dating back to the Renaissance Period until present day, as well as Greek and Cypriot artists’ work. • Agia Varvara – First Industrial Museum houses the last remaining workshop from the first Industrial Era, where homes and work areas met under one roof. It displays equipment dating back to 1920, including a flour mill, an olive crusher and a grape crusher. Other museums worth visiting include: the Ethnographic Museum of Cyprus, the National Struggle Museum, the Hatzigeorgaki Kornessiou Manor Ethnological Museum, the Leventio City Museum of Lefkosia, the Cyprus Museum of Natural History, the Cyprus Police Museum, the Cyprus Coin Museum, the George and Nefeli Chiapra Pieridi Museum, the Classic Motorcycle Museum, the Idalion Museum and many others. �cyprus www.cypruslefkosia.com Churches – Inside the Wall Music and Theatre • St Ioannis Cathedral Church was built in 1662 by Archbishop Nikiforos. The recently restored 18th century frescoes recreate scenes from the Holy Bible and the discovery of Apostle Varnavas’ tomb in Salamina. Lefkosia has long been a cultural beacon, with music, theatre, visual and traditional arts highlighting the cultural wealth of the Cypriot people. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of exceptional musical and theatrical events, organized either by the municipality or independent organizations. • St. Kassianos holds the silver helmet that is believed to have been used by the saint, as well as an early print of John the Baptist’s gospel. It is decorated with gold and was printed in Venice in 1781 in Greek. • THOC (Theatrical Organization of Cyprus) was founded in 1971 and is a member of the European Theatre Convention. It hosts a wide variety of theatre shows on a regular basis at the Latsia Municipal Theatre, Nea Skini and Theatro Ena. • Panagia Chrysaliniotissa is dedicated to the Holy Mary, taking the name from her gold-decorated icon in the church. It is the oldest Byzantine church in Lefkosia and was built by the empress Eleni Paleologou. It is noted for its vast collection of rare and ancient icons. • Skali Aglantzias is a multifunctional space in the Scali area of Aglantzia. It is made up of an open – air square, amphitheatre, exhibition space, restaurant & bar. It hosts many shows, concerts and cultural events. • Phaneromeni was built in 1872 next to an ancient Orthodox nunnery and is the largest church inside the walls. The marble mausoleum located east of the church contains the remains of bishops and other clerics that were executed by the Turks in 1821. • Trypiotis Church was built in 1695 and is dedicated to the Archangel Michael. It has an impressive interior and its temple is decorated with gold and silver. • The Satirical Theatre of Cyprus was founded in October 1983 by actor and director Vladimiros Kafkaridis. It is the first Free Theatre to be supported financially by the government. It is also the only drama school in Cyprus. • Strovolos Municipal Theatre is located in the municipality’s main avenue. It has hosted many charitable, cultural and educational events, as well as theatre shows, concerts, operas, ballets both of national and international standing. • Notable cultural events are also frequently hosted by the Ammochostos Gate Cultural Centre, the Municipal Arts Centre, the Municipal Centre of Contemporary Social and Cultural Services and many others. Local Markets Whilst wondering through the streets of Lefkosia, one will inevitably come across a traditional local market. The markets of St. Anthony, the Constanza Bastion and others are genuine examples of past times. Pleasurable travails through the colours and scents evoked from foods on display take you back to a time where ‘fresh’ foods really were just that and handicraft goods were made by real hands. Lefkosia. City of the centuries. Traditional Cuisine Cyprus is renowned for its traditional Mediterranean cuisine. Rich in flavours, colours and presentation, it combines elements of Greece, the West and the Middle East to create a culinary experience that seduces the senses. Lefkosia is full of restaurants, kitchens and tavernas in which you may sample traditional Cyprus mezze, fresh fish and seafood and other local delicacies; whatever dish you choose, it will be full of flavour and served with a warm Cyprus smile. • Missirikos Church is a Medieval Christian Orthodox that was converted into a mosque following the Ottoman’s conquest of Cyprus in 1571. It is a Frankish building with byzantine gothic and Italian Renaissance architectural elements. It was named in honour of the Frankish king of Cyprus, Erik the Second. • The Catholic Church of the Holy Cross can be found by Paphos Gate, in Old Lefkosia. It was built in 1902, replacing an older church that dated back to 1642. Like the present – day model, this church was dedicated to the Holy Cross and functioned until the 19th century. Lefkosia Tourism Company For more information tel: 22889600, www.cypruslefkosia.com With the support of the Cyprus Tourism Organisation ONGOING EXPERIENCE Lefkosia Tourism Company �cyprus www.cypruslefkosia.com Churches – Inside the Wall Music and Theatre • St Ioannis Cathedral Church was built in 1662 by Archbishop Nikiforos. The recently restored 18th century frescoes recreate scenes from the Holy Bible and the discovery of Apostle Varnavas’ tomb in Salamina. Lefkosia has long been a cultural beacon, with music, theatre, visual and traditional arts highlighting the cultural wealth of the Cypriot people. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of exceptional musical and theatrical events, organized either by the municipality or independent organizations. • St. Kassianos holds the silver helmet that is believed to have been used by the saint, as well as an early print of John the Baptist’s gospel. It is decorated with gold and was printed in Venice in 1781 in Greek. • THOC (Theatrical Organization of Cyprus) was founded in 1971 and is a member of the European Theatre Convention. It hosts a wide variety of theatre shows on a regular basis at the Latsia Municipal Theatre, Nea Skini and Theatro Ena. • Panagia Chrysaliniotissa is dedicated to the Holy Mary, taking the name from her gold-decorated icon in the church. It is the oldest Byzantine church in Lefkosia and was built by the empress Eleni Paleologou. It is noted for its vast collection of rare and ancient icons. • Skali Aglantzias is a multifunctional space in the Scali area of Aglantzia. It is made up of an open – air square, amphitheatre, exhibition space, restaurant & bar. It hosts many shows, concerts and cultural events. • Phaneromeni was built in 1872 next to an ancient Orthodox nunnery and is the largest church inside the walls. The marble mausoleum located east of the church contains the remains of bishops and other clerics that were executed by the Turks in 1821. • Trypiotis Church was built in 1695 and is dedicated to the Archangel Michael. It has an impressive interior and its temple is decorated with gold and silver. • The Satirical Theatre of Cyprus was founded in October 1983 by actor and director Vladimiros Kafkaridis. It is the first Free Theatre to be supported financially by the government. It is also the only drama school in Cyprus. • Strovolos Municipal Theatre is located in the municipality’s main avenue. It has hosted many charitable, cultural and educational events, as well as theatre shows, concerts, operas, ballets both of national and international standing. • Notable cultural events are also frequently hosted by the Ammochostos Gate Cultural Centre, the Municipal Arts Centre, the Municipal Centre of Contemporary Social and Cultural Services and many others. Local Markets Whilst wondering through the streets of Lefkosia, one will inevitably come across a traditional local market. The markets of St. Anthony, the Constanza Bastion and others are genuine examples of past times. Pleasurable travails through the colours and scents evoked from foods on display take you back to a time where ‘fresh’ foods really were just that and handicraft goods were made by real hands. Lefkosia. City of the centuries. Traditional Cuisine Cyprus is renowned for its traditional Mediterranean cuisine. Rich in flavours, colours and presentation, it combines elements of Greece, the West and the Middle East to create a culinary experience that seduces the senses. Lefkosia is full of restaurants, kitchens and tavernas in which you may sample traditional Cyprus mezze, fresh fish and seafood and other local delicacies; whatever dish you choose, it will be full of flavour and served with a warm Cyprus smile. • Missirikos Church is a Medieval Christian Orthodox that was converted into a mosque following the Ottoman’s conquest of Cyprus in 1571. It is a Frankish building with byzantine gothic and Italian Renaissance architectural elements. It was named in honour of the Frankish king of Cyprus, Erik the Second. • The Catholic Church of the Holy Cross can be found by Paphos Gate, in Old Lefkosia. It was built in 1902, replacing an older church that dated back to 1642. Like the present – day model, this church was dedicated to the Holy Cross and functioned until the 19th century. Lefkosia Tourism Company For more information tel: 22889600, www.cypruslefkosia.com With the support of the Cyprus Tourism Organisation ONGOING EXPERIENCE Lefkosia Tourism Company �cyprus www.cypruslefkosia.com Churches – Inside the Wall Music and Theatre • St Ioannis Cathedral Church was built in 1662 by Archbishop Nikiforos. The recently restored 18th century frescoes recreate scenes from the Holy Bible and the discovery of Apostle Varnavas’ tomb in Salamina. Lefkosia has long been a cultural beacon, with music, theatre, visual and traditional arts highlighting the cultural wealth of the Cypriot people. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of exceptional musical and theatrical events, organized either by the municipality or independent organizations. • St. Kassianos holds the silver helmet that is believed to have been used by the saint, as well as an early print of John the Baptist’s gospel. It is decorated with gold and was printed in Venice in 1781 in Greek. • THOC (Theatrical Organization of Cyprus) was founded in 1971 and is a member of the European Theatre Convention. It hosts a wide variety of theatre shows on a regular basis at the Latsia Municipal Theatre, Nea Skini and Theatro Ena. • Panagia Chrysaliniotissa is dedicated to the Holy Mary, taking the name from her gold-decorated icon in the church. It is the oldest Byzantine church in Lefkosia and was built by the empress Eleni Paleologou. It is noted for its vast collection of rare and ancient icons. • Skali Aglantzias is a multifunctional space in the Scali area of Aglantzia. It is made up of an open – air square, amphitheatre, exhibition space, restaurant & bar. It hosts many shows, concerts and cultural events. • Phaneromeni was built in 1872 next to an ancient Orthodox nunnery and is the largest church inside the walls. The marble mausoleum located east of the church contains the remains of bishops and other clerics that were executed by the Turks in 1821. • Trypiotis Church was built in 1695 and is dedicated to the Archangel Michael. It has an impressive interior and its temple is decorated with gold and silver. • The Satirical Theatre of Cyprus was founded in October 1983 by actor and director Vladimiros Kafkaridis. It is the first Free Theatre to be supported financially by the government. It is also the only drama school in Cyprus. • Strovolos Municipal Theatre is located in the municipality’s main avenue. It has hosted many charitable, cultural and educational events, as well as theatre shows, concerts, operas, ballets both of national and international standing. • Notable cultural events are also frequently hosted by the Ammochostos Gate Cultural Centre, the Municipal Arts Centre, the Municipal Centre of Contemporary Social and Cultural Services and many others. Local Markets Whilst wondering through the streets of Lefkosia, one will inevitably come across a traditional local market. The markets of St. Anthony, the Constanza Bastion and others are genuine examples of past times. Pleasurable travails through the colours and scents evoked from foods on display take you back to a time where ‘fresh’ foods really were just that and handicraft goods were made by real hands. Lefkosia. City of the centuries. Traditional Cuisine Cyprus is renowned for its traditional Mediterranean cuisine. Rich in flavours, colours and presentation, it combines elements of Greece, the West and the Middle East to create a culinary experience that seduces the senses. Lefkosia is full of restaurants, kitchens and tavernas in which you may sample traditional Cyprus mezze, fresh fish and seafood and other local delicacies; whatever dish you choose, it will be full of flavour and served with a warm Cyprus smile. • Missirikos Church is a Medieval Christian Orthodox that was converted into a mosque following the Ottoman’s conquest of Cyprus in 1571. It is a Frankish building with byzantine gothic and Italian Renaissance architectural elements. It was named in honour of the Frankish king of Cyprus, Erik the Second. • The Catholic Church of the Holy Cross can be found by Paphos Gate, in Old Lefkosia. It was built in 1902, replacing an older church that dated back to 1642. Like the present – day model, this church was dedicated to the Holy Cross and functioned until the 19th century. 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Title A name given to the resource Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Cyprus Tourism Organisation Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Στη συγκέντρωση και την τεκμηρίωση του υλικού συνέβαλε η κα Μύρια Στασουλή Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource "Kare" design with various motifs Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Το σχέδιο "Καρέ" με διαφορετικά μοτίβα Subject The topic of the resource Κεντητική--Κύπρος--Λεύκαρα Embroidery--Cyprus--Lefkara Λαϊκή τέχνη--Κύπρος Folk art--Cyprus Description An account of the resource Lefkara lace embroidery, known as Lefkaritiko, is one of the most distinctive crafts of Cyprus. It is the best known in Cypriot embroidery. Its name derives from the village of Lefkara, the village where it was first developed. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Library of Cyprus University of Technology Digital Heritage Research Lab of Cyprus University of Technology Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Απαγορεύεται η δημοσίευση ή αναπαραγωγή, ηλεκτρονική ή άλλη χωρίς τη γραπτή συγκατάθεση του δημιουργού. 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The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Cyprus Tourism Organisation Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Στη συγκέντρωση και την τεκμηρίωση του υλικού συνέβαλε η κα Μύρια Στασουλή Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource "Ktisis" Mosaic, Kourion, Limassol, Cyprus Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Ψηφιδωτό "Κτίσις" , Κούριο, Λεμεσός, Κύπρος Subject The topic of the resource Mosaics--Cyprus--Kourion Ψηφιδωτά--Κύπρος--Κούριον Κούριον (Αρχαία πόλη) Kourion (Extinct city) Description An account of the resource Mosaic of "ktisis"(creation), from the “House of Eustolios”, originally a private villa, which during the Early Christian period was turned into a public recreation center. It consists of a complex of baths and rooms with beautiful 5th century AD mosaic floors. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Library of Cyprus University of Technology Digital Heritage Research Lab of Cyprus University of Technology Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Απαγορεύεται η δημοσίευση ή αναπαραγωγή, ηλεκτρονική ή άλλη χωρίς τη γραπτή συγκατάθεση του δημιουργού. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG Language A language of the resource EL, EN Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Cyprus_Lemesos_Mosaic_3_Kourion_lrg Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 34.664308, 32.887839 Kourion (Extinct city) Mosaics--Cyprus--Kourion Κούριον (Αρχαία πόλη) Ψηφιδωτά--Κύπρος--Κούριον https://apsida.cut.ac.cy/files/original/5a3c25bba50b6a9d29eafb309b42e2e1.jpg a1dc190e84abd68d513d4fe237040fe8 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Cyprus Tourism Organisation Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Στη συγκέντρωση και την τεκμηρίωση του υλικού συνέβαλε η κα Μύρια Στασουλή Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource “Petra Tou Romiou” -Birthplace of Aphrodite, Paphos, Cyprus Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. "Πέτρα του Ρωμιού" - Τόπος Γέννησης της Αφροδίτης, Πάφος, Κύπρος Subject The topic of the resource Πέτρα του Ρωμιού (Πάφος--Κύπρος) Natural monuments--Cyprus Φυσικά μνημεία--Κύπρος Αφροδίτη (Ελληνική θεότητα)--Λατρεία--Κύπρος Petra tou Romiou (Paphos--Cyprus) Description An account of the resource Cyprus is renowned as the island of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty. The “Petra tou Romiou” area is one of the most beautiful coastlines in Cyprus, where, according to mythology, Aphrodite rose from the waves. The Greek name, “Petra tou Romiou” (“the Rock of the Greek”) is associated with the legendary Byzantine hero, Digenis Akritas, who, according to legend, kept the marauding Saracen Arabs (7th-10th centuries) at bay with his amazing strength. With one hand he was said to have grabbed hold of the Kyrenia mountain range thereby forming “Pentadaktylos”, the Five Fingered mountain, while with the other hand he heaved a huge rock and tossed it into the sea at the Saracens who were trying to land. The rock still remains and thus gave the region its name. The site is a stop on the Aphrodite Cultural Route. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Library of Cyprus University of Technology Digital Heritage Research Lab of Cyprus University of Technology Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Απαγορεύεται η δημοσίευση ή αναπαραγωγή, ηλεκτρονική ή άλλη χωρίς τη γραπτή συγκατάθεση του δημιουργού. 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Title A name given to the resource Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Cyprus Tourism Organisation Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Στη συγκέντρωση και την τεκμηρίωση του υλικού συνέβαλε η κα Μύρια Στασουλή Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource “Thalassa” Ayia Napa Municipal Museum, Cyprus Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Δημοτικό Μουσείο Αγίας Νάπας "Θάλασσα " , Αμμόχωστος, Κύπρος Subject The topic of the resource Μουσεία--Κύπρος--Αγία Νάπα Museums--Cyprus--Agia Napa Marine life--Cyprus Θαλάσσια ζωή--Κύπρος Δημοτικό Μουσείο Θάλασσα (Αγία Νάπα--Κύπρος) Municipal Museum " Thalassa " (Agia Napa--Cyprus) Description An account of the resource The exhibits of the museum cover a chronological span, from the palaeontological to historic periods until present times. Among the exhibits are bones and skulls of Cypriot pygmy mammals, a 4th Century B.C. Greek trading vessel, the original of which was found off the coast of Kyrenia, Cypriot antiquities and stuffed marine life animals. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Library of Cyprus University of Technology Digital Heritage Research Lab of Cyprus University of Technology Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Απαγορεύεται η δημοσίευση ή αναπαραγωγή, ηλεκτρονική ή άλλη χωρίς τη γραπτή συγκατάθεση του δημιουργού. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG Language A language of the resource EL, EN Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Thalassa_Marine_Museum_13_lrg Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 34.988008, 34.002753 Marine life--Cyprus Municipal Museum " Thalassa " (Agia Napa--Cyprus) Museums--Cyprus--Agia Napa Δημοτικό Μουσείο Θάλασσα (Αγία Νάπα--Κύπρος) Θαλάσσια ζωή--Κύπρος Μουσεία--Κύπρος--Αγία Νάπα https://apsida.cut.ac.cy/files/original/04c9963cd11a68fffd7d308a5230ad0e.pdf 92918b1b2545f52804d95f7786981ee3 PDF Text Text C Y P R U S 7, Athinon & Alexandrou Papagou Avenue, Tolmi Court 101 P .O.Box 60082, 8100 Pafos, Cyprus Tel: +357 26 81 81 73 Fax: +357 26 94 46 02 Email: info@visitpafos.org.cy Website: www.visitpafos.org.cy A Wa r m Welcome �Beautiful countryside, a cosmopolitan resort, historic sights as well as sporting activities, the Pafos region has something for everyone at any time of year. Immerse yourself in the archaeology, history and culture of Pafos and experience at first hand one of the oldest civilisations of the world, famous for the cult of Aphrodite and later for the spread of Christianity. Pafos was the island’s capital for six centuries. Like an open-air museum, large parts of it have been put on UNESCO’s heritage list. Pafos: A Good Reason For All Seasons Pafos For The Culture Lov er Beach life, wildlife, ancient life and the sporting life – the four municipalities of the Pafos region await you. Ancient temples, rock-cut tombs, Roman villas with elaborate floor mosaics, reflect a highly sophisticated society. �Pafos has something for everyone, whether you are a sunseeker, explorer, or someone looking for a relaxing holiday with great scenery. There are so many reasons to visit this beautiful part of Cyprus. Just because you want to get away from it all doesn’t mean you don’t want to do it all. Lounging around from beach to bar can be enriched by various other activities. How much more satisfying to spend your holiday doing something that is both challenging and healthy. It is the perfect choice to make you an all round winner. Pafos For The Alternative Tr avel Lover Pafos For The Leisure Lov er This region offers much to suit your special interests, whether they are cultural, historical, culinary, nature-loving, or sporting. Feel a sense of achievement by taking up a new sport or improving your skills. Practice your serve, learn how to tack or just go for the thrill. �There are three top class golfing courses in the Pafos region,situated in peaceful surroundings amidst landscaped hills with spectacular views. They are equipped with luxury villas or apartments for rent or sale, clubhouses, shops, hotels, and all the necessary facilities. They are far from the hustle and bustle of the main tourist resorts, yet near enough for easy access. Pa fo s Fo r "Well met in Cyprus" Othello’s words in Shakespeare’s play still ring true today, as the island continues to attract visitors whose sole purpose is to get together. Pafos, with an age-old reputation for service and diversity is an ideal place for conferences and incentives. T h e G o l f L ov e r Pafos For The Business & Tr av el Lov er If variety is the spice needed for a successful conference and incentives programme, then Pafos is a hot destination. There are few better places than Pafos for love and romance, the goddess Aphrodite’s birthplace. Whether you’re committing for a lifetime, or reaffirming your love, it provides the perfect backdrop, with some of the most beautiful and romantic locations. And with all-year sunshine practically guaranteed, you are certain to have a day to remember. Pafos For The Romance Lov er With above par facilities in beautiful surroundings, Pafos is the latest destination on the golfing map, a place where you can play the game all the year round. With secluded coves, popular resorts, sun-drenched beaches, sparkling blue seas and breath-taking sunsets, Pafos is sure to put a sizzle into your love life. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Cyprus Tourism Organisation Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Στη συγκέντρωση και την τεκμηρίωση του υλικού συνέβαλε η κα Μύρια Στασουλή Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource A warm welcome Subject The topic of the resource Cyprus--Paphos--Guidebooks Κύπρος--Πάφος--Οδηγοί Cyprus--Tourism--Guidebooks Κύπρος--Τουρισμός--Οδηγοί Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Library of Cyprus University of Technology Digital Heritage Research Lab of Cyprus University of Technology Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Cyprus Tourism Organisation Κυπριακός Οργανισμός Τουρισμού Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Απαγορεύεται η δημοσίευση ή αναπαραγωγή, ηλεκτρονική ή άλλη χωρίς τη γραπτή συγκατάθεση του δημιουργού. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource EN Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context A_warm_welcome_en_lrg Description An account of the resource Beautiful countryside, a cosmopolitan resort, historic sights as well as sporting activities, the Paphos region has something for everyone at any time of year. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 34.771815, 32.430019 Cyprus--Paphos--Guidebooks Cyprus--Tourism--Guidebooks Κύπρος--Πάφος--Οδηγοί Κύπρος--Τουρισμός--Οδηγοί https://apsida.cut.ac.cy/files/original/874e67ed4580da286c6215a486d1b9ff.pdf 40bbb3bd3b7825a1e2b45de29aa26a58 PDF Text Text www.accessible-cyprus.com www.accessible-cyprus.com ACCESSIBLE CYPRUS In Information for visitors with special access needs ��TABLE OF CONTENTS ACCESSIBLE CYPRUS.....................................................................................2 1. ACCOMMODATION.....................................................................................2 2. PLACES OF INTEREST ACCESSIBLE TO WHEELCHAIRS.........................2 ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES:..........................................................................3 MUSEUMS:..................................................................................................4 ACCESSIBLE CHURCHES AND OTHER MONUMENTS.................................5 3. ACCESSIBILITY TO BEACHES:..................................................................5 4. NATURE TRAILS ACCESSIBLE BY PERSONS USING WHEELCHAIRS.....6 5. GOING OUT / SHOPPING............................................................................6 6. TRANSPORTATION.....................................................................................7 7. USEFUL ADDRESSES FOR PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL ACCESS NEEDS.........................................................................................9 1 �ACCESSIBLE CYPRUS ACCESSIBLE CYPRUS ACCESSIBLE CYPRUS A number of facilities are available to visitors with special access needs who wish to visit Cyprus. Some hotel establishments provide a range of facilities to meet special needs and requirements. Since facilities vary from hotel to hotel, it is recommended to contact the hotels directly in order to ascertain that they have the right facilities for a particular disability. Hotels offering facilities for the disabled can be found in the Cyprus Tourism Organisation’s annual publication “Guide to hotels and other Tourist Establishments” and Website www.accessible-cyprus.com Both Larnaka and Pafos international airports are accessible to visitors with all kinds of access needs. Facilities include available accessible washrooms, charging stations for electric wheelchairs at departure gates, ramps to allow a person on a wheelchair to enter or exit the buses and additional assistive services, meeting European Regulation 1107/2006 concerning the right of disabled travellers. In 2007, the Cyprus Parliament approved and introduced the use of the European Blue Badge for parking at designated places for the disabled, available all over the island, both in public roads and public parking areas. The authority responsible for issuing the Blue Badge is the Service for the Care and Rehabilitation of the Disabled, part of the Ministry of Labour and Social Insurance. It can be contacted at +357 22 406 406 email: info@dsid.mlsi.gov.cy Most Cyprus’ towns are fairly accessible with a wheelchair but much work is yet to be carried out to improve infrastructure. A person using a wheelchair is advised to be accompanied by an able person for assistance in inaccessible areas. Transportation around the island can be arranged if prior notice is given to the transport companies. Special buses are also available with low gradient ramps, safety belts and a/c and so are special taxis that may carry a person who is seating on a wheelchair. Information can be obtained from the Cyprus Tourism Organisation offices and Website www.accessible-cyprus.com 1. ACCOMMODATION Hotel establishments with facilities for visitors with special access needs are marked with the relevant symbol in the CTO’s annual publication “Guide to hotels, and other Tourist Establishments” that is available on the CTO Website www.visitcyprus.com and at all CTO Tourist Information offices in Cyprus and abroad. The relevant symbol corresponds to the following facilities for disabled: Parking places Entrance Ramps Availability of rooms designed for disabled Accessibility to hotel’s communal areas Public toilets for disabled. 2 �A Tourist Apartments establishment in Polis (Pafos District) has been exclusively designed and operated according to the needs of disabled visitors and wheelchairs users: C&A TOURIST APARTMENTS 3, Megalou Alexandrou str, 8820 Polis Tel. 00357 26 32 18 81, Fax: 00357 26 32 28 56 Website: www.ca-tourist-apts.com.cy 2. PLACES OF INTEREST ACCESSIBLE TO LE WHEELCHAIRS (source: Dept of Antiquities www.mocw.gov.cy/da) Detailed information about places of interest in Cyprus, free maps and us, brochures may be obtained from CTO Tourist Information Offices in ation Cyprus and Abroad and the CTO website www.visitcyprus.com yprus.com ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES: Choirokoitia Neolithic Settlement (Larnaka District) ct) Due to the natural sloping of the hill, people using wheelchairs can heelchairs only visit the area of the reconstructed dwellings. Amathous Archaeological Site (Lemesos) Partly wheelchair accessible: only the lower town can be viewed. n Kato Pafos Archaeological Park Partly accessible to wheelchairs following directions given by the site’s staff. (Route not marked). Special Parking Space: available (marked) Special rest rooms: available (marked) 3 �Tombs of the Kings (Pafos) Entrance: The ticket area and the archaeological site are wheelchair accessible (view only from above) Kourion Archaeological Site (Lemesos) Almost the entire site is wheelchair accessible: small bridges and passageways (The site’s western part can be accessed via a special entrance that can be opened by the site’s guards) Special Parking Space: available (marked) Special rest rooms: available (marked) MUSEUMS: Cyprus Museum (Archaeological), Lefkosia Entrance: Ramp Museum Rooms: Chair Liſt Special Parking Space: available (not marked) Special rest rooms: available (temporary location in area accessed with difficulty) Lemesos District Archaeological Museum Entrance: Chair Liſt No wheelchair accessible WC No parking space Larnaka District Archaeological Museum Entrance: Chair Liſt No accessible WC No parking space 4 �3. ACCESSIBILITY TO BEACHES: Byzantine Churches: Beaches with ramps available for disabled* • Akti Olympion Beach (Lemesos) • CTO Beach Dasoudi (Lemesos) • Foinikoudes Beach (Larnaka) • Municipal Beach of Agia Napa. • Fig Tree Beach (Protaras) (*special wheelchairs for the use of these ramps may be obtained free of charge from the on duty lifeguard of the beach) • Church of Agios Nicolaos tis Stegis, Kakopetria village • Church of Archangelos Michail, Pedoulas village • Church of Panagia (Our Lady) tis Asinou, Nikitari village • Church of Panagia (Our Lady) tis Podithou, Galata village • Church of Panagia (Our Lady) tou Araka, Lagoudera village • Church of Panagia (Our Lady) tou Moutoulla, Moutoullas village • Monastery of Agios Ioannis (St John) Lampadistis, Kalopanagiotis village • Church of Timios Stavros (Holy Cross) tou Agiasmati, Platanistasa village • Church of Timios Stavros (Holy Cross), Pelendri village • Church of Panagia (Our Lady ) tis Aggeloktistis, Kiti village Other Monuments: • Hala Sultan Tekke (mosque), Larnaka (partly accessible) Entrance: Accessibility (not marked) only in the garden but not inside the mosque 5 4. NATURE TRAILS ACCESSIBLE CYPRUS ACCESSIBLE CHURCHES AND OTHER MONUMENTS �ACCESSIBLE CYPRUS 4. NATURE TRAILS ACCESSIBLE BY PERSONS USING WHEELCHAIRS Livadi Trail (circular ) : Starting point: On the main Troodos – Karvounas road, 1.5 km before Troodos Square (Plateia Troodous), 9 km from location Karvounas, at Kampos tou Livadiou picnic site. The starting point is approximately 300m along the narrow paved road. Length: 1.5 km Points of interest: Route through pine forest. Good views towards Solea Valley. Mantra tou Kampiou Trail (circular): Starting point: Mantra tou kampiou picnic site, towards Machairas forest. Length: 1km. Points of interest: Scenic forest route. 5. GOING OUT / SHOPPING Generally, moving around in Cyprus’ city centres is easy due to the flat road surfaces, the good condition of most pavements, efficient traffic control and the availability of municipal and other parking places for the disabled. Most of the Malls and Shopping Centres in Cyprus have available parking places, liſts and ramps for wheelchair users as well as do restaurants including fast food and international kitchen, cafes, bars etc. Wide pedestrian streets are found in the historical city centres. Beautiful seafront promenades with lots of dining places, pubs, cafes and souvenir shops are easily accessible to everybody. Most Banks’ branches in Cyprus are accessible to disabled persons. 6 �6. TRANSPORTATION ON For prior arrangements regarding transportation and/or equipment rental for disabled please contact: A. ANDREAS HADJIKTORIS (Transfers, minibus, taxi) P.O.Box 54228, 3722 Lemesos Mob: + 357 99 66 70 88 Fax: + 357 25 10 69 25 E-mails: mobility@primehome.com or accessible_trans@hotmail.com B. ANDREAS NEOPHYTOU CA TAXI Mob: + 357 99 48 59 76 Fax: +357 26 32 28 56 E-mail: andreas@ca-taxi.com Web-site: www.ca-taxi.com C. ANDREAS S. THEODOULOU COACHES CHES Constantinou Paleologou 6, CY5390 Sotira Village, Ammochostos (Famagusta) District Tel: +357 23 82 49 00 Mob: +357 99 62 51 92 Fax: +357 23 82 59 72 7 �ACCESSIBLE CYPRUS D. ANDRO TOURS (Transfers, taxi and minibus) Mr Andreas Alexandrou 20, Aristovoulos Str., 3085 Lemesos Tel. + 357 25 73 28 35 Fax: +357 25 73 28 55 E-mail: andro_tours@cytanet.com.cy F. OBERON EXPLORATIONS LTD (Transfers – minibus, and medical equipment for hire) P.O.Box 61012,8130 Pafos Tel: +357 26 94 15 28 Mob: + 357 99 37 68 86 Fax: +357 26 94 18 34 E-mail: kathleen@accessibleholidayscyprus.com Web-site: www.accessibleholidayscyprus.com E. G C PARAQUIP CYPRUS (Transfers, taxi and minibus, equipment rental, C&A Tourist Apartments) Mr Chris Neofytou P.O.Box 66258 8831 Polis Chrysochous Mob: + 357 99 64 76 69 Fax: + 357 26 32 28 56 E-mail: gc@paraquip.com.cy Web-site: www.paraquip.com.cy 8 �7. USEFUL ADDRESSES FOR PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL ACCESS NEEDS THE CYPRUS PARAPLEGIC ORGANISATION P.O.Box 24094, CY1701 Lefkosia (Nicosia) Tel: +357 22 49 64 94 Fax: +357 22 42 35 40 E-mail: opak@cytanet.com.cy THE PANCYPRIAN ORGANISATION FOR DISABLED PERSONS 50, Pendelis str., CY2013 Strovolos P.O.Box 28627, CY2081 Lefkosia (Nicosia) Tel: +357 22 42 63 01 Fax: +357 22 31 32 50 E-mail: organofdisabled@cytanet.com.cy VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION CENTRE FOR THE DISABLED PERSONS 30, 28th Octovriou str., CY2012 Strovolos P.O.Box 23526, CY1684 Lefkosia (Nicosia) Tel: +357 22 871300 Fax: +357 22311176 AGIOS VARNAVAS SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND 30, 28th Octovriou str., P.O.Box 23511, CY1684 Lefkosia (Nicosia) Tel: +357 22 403300 Fax: +357 22 403340 SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF 21, Makedonitissis str., Lefkosia (Nicosia) P.O.BOX 24738, CY1303 Lefkosia Tel: +357 22 30 54 22 Fax: +357 22 30 54 23 9 �CYPRUS TOURISM ORGANISATION 19 Lemesos Avenue, P.O.Bοχ 24535, CY 1390, Lefkosia, Cyprus www.accessible-cyprus.com � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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