As the world’s final bifurcated capital, Nicosia provides an intriguing journey through two distinct cultures. This excursion commences from the Greek Cypriot southern portion and traverses the Green Line demarcation to explore the Turkish-controlled north.

Kickstarting your tour with the Franco-Byzantine styled St John’s Cathedral - an architectural distinction pertinent to Cyprus, and the Cyprus Folk Art Museum embedded in the archaic Archbishopric Palace. Navigate next through the historically enriched lanes of Laiki Geitonia within the Venetian city fortifications. Meandering streets with churches, plazas and decorative buildings, it curiously mirrors a hamlet rather than the city center,

Transitioning from the Green Line to the north, become immersed in enthralling anecdotes of the city’s past and traditions while marking the chief landmarks - among them the Market Square. Lastly, step back into the southern sector towards Ledra Street and soak in contemporary city life at your own leisurely pace.

• Please remember to take your passport / EU ID card in case you wish to cross the line.
• Please note that the operational program is subject to change.
• You must wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees for visiting sacred or holy places.
• You should wear comfortable walking shoes.
• When we receive your booking we will contact you to confirm the exact pickup time and place so please check your email. If you haven´t heard from us at least 48 hours before the activity start time you should contact us.
• Just so you know, because of local restrictions at Strovillia checkpoint, only passport holders from EU member states, the UK, Iceland, Norway and Switzerland can travel to and from the occupied northern part of Cyprus.