Church of Saint Lazarus
The stone church of St. Lazarus stands on its own square in the old city. Its strict exterior walls hide carved gilded decoration and underground space associated with…
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The stone church of St. Lazarus stands on its own square in the old city. Its strict exterior walls hide carved gilded decoration and underground space associated with…
The chamber is kept closer to the thickets and easily disappears between the stems. It is issued by a red beak with a yellow tip, a white stripe…
The museum in Mazotos is dedicated to Kostas Argyr, a self-taught artist whose sculptures, mosaics and carvings grew out of the life of a Cypriot village. After the…
The Livadia Museum is dedicated to a craft that once provided work for local women: reed weaving and reed weaving. It opened in November 2016 to preserve this…
Dromolaxia and Meneu lie near the airport and the southern part of the Larnaca Salt Lakes system. Here, residential areas, rural areas and the coast form a closely…
The ecological center in Skarina introduces the nature and culture of rural Larnaca. Its theme — The mountainous part of the district, where villages, economic activities and the…
The fox looks like a black silhouette with a white mark on its forehead. On the water of Atalassa it can be found near ducks, although by kinship…
The square of Europe opens Finikoudes from the side of the pier. Here, the city facade is facing the sea, and the old administrative buildings have become part…
Faros is located south of Pervolia, near Cape Kitty. This is a village coast with sand, low shore and a sea landmark that gave the beach its name.
Ferruginous duck — a small brown-brown duck with a gray beak and a slightly raised top. The bright eye of an adult male explains the Russian name.
Finikoudes — Larnaca’s central sea walk. Palm trees, sandy beach, cafes and old city monuments are located nearby and form a single urban landscape.
The 1901 mansion preserves a detailed account of Aradippou’s domestic and rural life. The museum opened in 2007 and bears the name of the person in whose memory…