- Former Bishop’s Palace - It is unknown when exactly it was built, however it is thought to be built around the end of the 17th century, is much smaller and modest when compared with Büyük Han
- Buyuk Han - Largest caravansarai on the island of Cyprus and is considered to be one of the finest buildings on the island
- Municipal Market - The Municipal Market of Lefkosia (Nicosia) is also known as the Market of the old Town Hall because this is where the offices of the Town Hall used to be
- Medieval Stone Artifacts Museum - The museum houses artifacts discovered during numerous excavations on the island
- Certified tour guides available in multiple languages: English, Spanish, French, German, and Russian.
- Medieval Stone Artifacts Museum - 4 eur
The stunning capital of Cyprus, Nicosia is the city’s pulsating center. Can you imagine the thousands of years that individuals have inhabited this island? By traveling with a local guide, you’ll explore Old Nicosia, walk through the small Levention Museum, and stroll down Ermou Street, a place renowned for its long-standing Cypriot artisans. A visit to the A is also on the cards. Did you know that another name for Nicosia is Lefkosia? Do you know which nations share this city? Is it accurate to say that Nicosia was once a part of the Venetian empire? How many entrances to the Old City can you find in the capital of Cyprus? The archaeological museum houses artifacts from the Neolithic to Byzantine eras. At the Leventis gallery, where European, Greek & Cypriot art paintings are displayed, you’ll listen to compelling stories about Phaneromeni Church, Hamam Omerye. Astonishingly, Nicosia is Europe’s only split capital city.
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