Famous tourist attractions

The island's history goes back more than 10,000 years, and numerous tourist destinations in Cyprus have seen cultural changes over the years. Since Cyprus has a very diversified cultural population, a rich historical history should be expected. The Museum of Cyprus in the country's capital offers the best "tour" through history. The museum's collection of items from the Neolithic and Byzantine centuries is impressive. In addition to historic Turkish mosques and ancient Greek remains like Amathus and Korion in Limassol, there are also remnants of old Venetian civilization, including the Venetian walls in Nicosia, which is regarded as the best example of a perfect Renaissance city.

Many locations in Cyprus are listed as UNESCO world heritage sites, so you can roam amid centuries-old graves or just enjoy some of the most exquisite mosaics that have survived the Greco-Roman world. Typically, Paphos Castle, the Tomb of the Kings, and Kato Paphos Park are three of the most well-liked tourist destinations. Tourist attractions include the magnificent Kykkos Monastery, the Church of Saint Lazarus, and the abandoned city of Famagusta, which was formerly prosperous but has been abandoned 40 years after being conquered by Turkish forces.