Once the premises of the parish bakery, this atmospheric space is a powerhouse of cultural and educational activity, organising exhibitions, art talks, film...

A stellar array of homemade dishes ensures repeat business to this buzzy café. The sociable owner and chef Dino oversees the preparation of every dish, and...

The Ethnographic Museum is a showcase for local folk arts: embroidery, lace, costumes, pottery, metalwork, basketry, folk painting, leatherwork and...

Once a main point of entry to the walled city, the beautifully restored Famagusta Gate now functions as an arts hub, hosting exhibitions, talks and concerts.

Founded in 2004, the museum houses the artwork of Solomos Frangoulides - a Cypriot artist who visited the village in the 1930s and whose hagiographic...

The gallery hosts regular exhibitions of works by local and international artists through an exchange programme with galleries in Athens and Dublin.

There are some remarkable works on display in this striking building, located on the seafront road. The main displays showcase oil, watercolour and acrylic...

Discovered in 1962 by a farmer ploughing his field, these spectacular ruins have been acclaimed as some of the best examples of Roman floor mosaics...

A well-preserved and resplendently painted church, this is another gem from UNESCO's list of heritage sights. The wall paintings date from 1105 to the early...

Yet another UNESCO-listed church, Stavros tou Agiasmatiholds the most complete cycle of late 15th-century mural paintings on the island, painted in 1494 by...

Built in the 14th century, the Twin Churches were once frequented by two rival orders of knights. The smaller of them belonged to the Knights Hospitaller,...

Head to this converted factory to sip wine while watching alternative movies, listening to live jazz or enjoying a poetry reading. It has the largest public...