Ten kilometres from the centre of town and 410m above sea level, the monastery of Agios Neophytos offers a unique insight into the secluded and serene life...

There are slippery slides and waterborne modes of transport galore here, but it's the vertigo-inducing Free Fall that elicits the loudest shrieks. Less...

A little gem of a place, the Ethnographic Museum stands just a few metres along from the Bishopric. The house itself is over 300 years old, built by the...

On the outskirts of Yeroskipou (take the road to Agia Marinouda) is the family-run Kalogirou Candle Factory, which has been fulfilling the needs of Orthodox...

Kolossi is the perfect example of a 13th-century medieval castle, originally built by the Knights of St John and rebuilt in the 15th century after a Genoese...

Originally Byzantine, the fort was rebuilt in the late 13th century by the Lusignans. It failed to protect the town from the Ottoman invaders in 1570 and...

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...

Along the old coastal road, about 15 minutes from the Sanctuary of Aphrodite, you will come to the Rock of Aphrodite. It's here that the irresistibly lovely...

It was in the village of Kouklia that the most sensual goddess of the island was lavishly worshipped. Although the original sanctuary has been ravaged by...

The name of this huge necropolis refers to the imposing character of the tombs rather than the regal nature of their inmates. Carved into the rock, these...