Adjoining the monastery of the same name (Agios Ioannis Lambadistis Monastery) is a museum of Byzantine icons from local churches, with works dating from...

Another church that features on UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites, this little church dates from 1474. The frescoes, characteristic of the...

Thousands of ancient cedar trees make up this natural attraction. The majestic trees are closely related to the famous Lebanese cedars, but are indigenous...

Essentially consisting of two large rooms, carefully laid out with items used in Cypriot crafts such as shoe making, distilling roses and working the loom,...

The richest monastery in Cyprus, this place demands attention for its political and cultural relevance rather than its decorative or cosmetic merits. The...

The Kykkos museum houses an extensive collection of objects, ranging from antiquities of the Copper Age through to post-Byzantine ecclesiastical silver...

The main house of this agrotourism bed and breakfast retreat dates back over 300 years, and is decked out in traditional village furniture and handmade lace...

Located opposite the small church of the Archangel Michael, the museum contains a number of local religious artifacts and icons from six of the 12 small...

One of the few good dining options around, this restaurant serves a selection of time-honoured Cypriot dishes such as kebabs, grills and village salads. The...

This forest station is one of the highlights of the Tyllirian wilderness - and one of the most frequented spots in this sparsely populated, unspoilt region....

These cold mineral springs are famed for their healing properties, making the village of Kalopanagiotis a popular retreat for Cypriots under stress....

A short drive from Kykkos Monastery lies the sombre stone tomb of Archbishop Makarios III (alias Michael Mouskos). What the sepulchre lacks in grandeur is...

Traditional Cypriot cuisine is rustled up at this family restaurant, including tasty mushroom dishes and, if you're lucky, white trout. You can also...