Museums in Cyprus

Cyprus is the largest island in the Mediterranean and a destination that attracts tourists with its natural beauties, rich history and various museums. The island offers visitors a historical journey with many museums located in different regions such as Nicosia, Famagusta and Kyrenia. Here are 5 museums to visit in Cyprus:

Peace and Freedom Museum:
The Peace and Freedom Museum, built in Kyrenia in memory of the heroic regiment commanders, officers and privates who lost their lives in the Cyprus Peace Operation, conveys the history of Cyprus to visitors through documents, photographs, videos and weapons.

Paphos Archaeological Park:
The open-air museum located in the ancient city of Paphos in the southwest of Cyprus is dazzling with mosaics, amphitheatres, temples and city walls from the Ancient Greek and Roman periods, which are a wealth protected by UNESCO.

Leventis Gallery:
Leventis Gallery, located in the capital Nicosia, is an art gallery supported by the AG Leventis foundation. Gold collections reflecting the cultural heritage of Cyprus and works of local artists make the gallery special for art lovers.

Shacolas Tower and Observatory:
Shacolas Tower, rising into the sky of Nicosia, is a museum that offers the opportunity to observe the capital from a height. The observatory on the 11th floor of the museum offers visitors an unforgettable experience with photographs of the history of old Nicosia and a unique panoramic view.

Cyprus Historical and Classic Motorcycle Museum:
This museum, founded by rally champion Dimis Mavropoulos, is located in Nicosia. The museum, where more than 150 classic motorcycles from the years 1914-1983 are exhibited, offers a unique historical journey for motorcycle enthusiasts.

These museums offer perfect stops to create unforgettable memories for visitors who want to explore the rich history and culture of Cyprus.