Nicosia / Lefkosia or Lefkosa, is still a divided city (since 1974) – divided (as is the rest of the country) into the Turkish ruled Northern Cyprus and the southern (Greek) portions divided by the “Green Line”, a demilitarized zone maintained by the United Nations. The Greek part of Nicosia is the capital of Cyprus’ Republic and has a population of about 170.000. The atmosphere is modern and traditional, dynamic and calm at the same time. Its without any doubt the most ... Read More

Larnaca, or Larnaka, is situated on the southeast coast of Cyprus. Larnacas former name was Kition or Kittim (one of Noah's descendants). The name Larnaca is derived from Greek word 'larnax' (coffin), which is probably a reminder of the many ancient coffins found on Kition's grounds. The Mycenaean Greeks fortified the town with cyclopean walls in the 12th century while the Phoenicians founded a powerful kingdom here in the 9th century. Kition is the birthplace of the philosopher Zeno, founder of the Stoic School, ... Read More

Above: Highlight Map of Cyprus The Castle at Limassol In the ruins of Byzantine Castle, Castle of Limassol was built for religious crusaders. Going to the roof top of this castle you would get a good view of the port and and over view of the city. The two towers of minarets that you would see overlooking the city would be a reminder or significance of a Turkish population that once live in Limassol. Sanctuary of Apollo, Kourion A reminder or Roman’s presence in the island. This ... Read More