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The accumulated problems suddenly disappeared with the appearance of Apex Hotels. Apex Hotels currently has more than 60 privileged establishments located in historical city centers or near financial districts. Its hotels are primarily targeted at cultural and business travelers. The important thing is not which hotel you choose but why you choose it. With meticulous design and fully equipped decorations, guests feel as comfortable as in their own home. These promotional codes are for those who want the five star experience, without the five star cost. Just simply clicking the mouse and going online to see what discounts they can release.

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Clik here to view.The CVAR is the home of the Costas and Rita Severis Foundation, a non-governmental, not-forprofit organisation that provides a platform for the exploration of Cyprus’s cultural heritage. Along with the Centre’s project, SHARE (Sharing History, Art, Research and Education), the Foundation highlights the island’s multicultural heritage and promotes the values of peaceful coexistence and understanding amongst the communities of Cyprus.

The CVAR is comprised of a four-storey exhibition area, a research centre, a conference hall, a café, a roof terrace lounge and a Gift shop. Located on Ermou Street, within the historic walled city of Nicosia, the building was originally an Ottoman-era khan, which was converted into a flourmill in 1953. In 2014, it was restored to house the Centre of Visual Arts and Research (CVAR). Special care was taken so that the Centre would blend in with its historic surroundings and invite the visitor to walk down memory lane.

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Clik here to view.• Explore more than 1,000 paintings by visitors to Cyprus during the 18th – 20th centuries. Journey with us through time while you rediscover Cypriot costumes of the 18th – 20th centuries.
• Examine over 5,000 books of history, travel and art on Cyprus and the Near East including Greece, Turkey, Syria and Egypt.
• Study archival material, including photographs and primary documents, on Cyprus’ history including the Colonial period.
• Or just relax at the Balthazar Café or on the Roof Garden (when weather permits) while watching a film, slide show or live production that brings Cyprus’ multicultural past alive for future generations.In addition to its permanent collections, the CVAR hosts temporary exhibitions, lectures, films and other special events highlighting the work of local and international artists and scholars. Tailor-made programs for children, young adults and senior citizens are available on request.

Province: Nicosia

Postal Address: 285 Ermou Street, 1017 Nicosia

Accreditation: Foundation Costas and Rita Severi

Period: All year

Hours: Winter: 9:30 to 16:30 Closed Monday Spring Session: 9:30 to 16:30 Closed Sunday

Facilities: For group visits and reservations call 00357-22300999. The venue is accessible for people in wheelchairs. The CVAR includes a four-storey exhibition space research center, conference hall, cafe, roof terrace, and the Shop Center.

Phone / Fax: 00357-22300999 / 00357-22300989

Website / Email: www.severis.org/cvar / info@severis.org

Ticket Price: Adults € 5 free entrance for children and students.

Supply Fee: From the entrance of the museum.

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Clik here to view.The church of Saint Marina is built in the 16th century. The initial church was small, built from the ruins of rather Byzantine church. In the 17th century the church was extended to the west. In 1856 a new extension to the west was made. Inside the church there are residues of murals. The Holy Table is supported by an old christen rock (kionokrano). Also a sepulchral plate with sign that is reported as a member of the family Podokataro as well as a lintel with blazon.

Source: The text was written by the Community Council of Tersefanou

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Kilanemos Karpasias February 2014

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Clik here to view.The ” Almyras” of Ayia Varvara was discovered in 1982 and represents the unique ancient unit of complete treatment for production of copper that has been found up to now in Cyprus. Between the years 1988 and 1998 twelve excavations have taken place. The “Almyras” is found in the valley of Sia, in a region with a history of four thousands years in the production of copper.

All the activities that have relation with the production of copper at “Almyras”, they are dated in the Cyprus-Archaic season in 600 BC, in the Cyprus-Classic around in 400 BC and in the Cyprus-Hellenistic period around in 150 BC and they have been revealed, a vein of mineral with remains of mine, two furnaces for the mineral as well as various types of fusion furnaces of copper. The light candles that have been found around the furnaces testify that they were working during the night. The written ceramics, the two earthen anthropomorphous figurines and the statuette of a ram from limestone, show that at this place certain events of adoration took place. Some researches were necessary to be done in order to understand the technology for the production of copper and to confirm its important role in the social-economic system of the ancient Cyprus.

Source: Ayias Varvaras Community Council

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Clik here to view.A number of facilities are available to visitors with special access needs who wish to visit Cyprus. Some hotel establishments provide a range of facilities to meet special needs and requirements. However, accessibility facilities/infrastructure for disabled vary from accommodation establishment to accommodation establishment. Although the Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO) attempts to provide accurate, complete and current information from reliable sources it accepts no responsibility or liability for the content, truth, accuracy, reasonability, reliability and completeness of provided information. We strongly recommend contacting the accommodation establishment to ascertain that the establishment provides requested facilities/infrastructure, prior to any binding reservation.

Both Larnaka and Pafos international airports are accessible to visitors with all kinds of access needs. Facilities include available accessible washrooms, charging stations for electric wheelchairs at departure gates, ramps to allow a person on a wheelchair to enter or exit the buses and additional assistive services, meeting European Regulation 1107/2006 concerning the right of disabled travellers.

In 2007, the Cyprus Parliament approved and introduced the use of the European Blue Badge for parking at designated places for the disabled, available all over the island, both in public roads and public parking areas. The authority responsible for issuing the Blue Badge is the Service for the Care and Rehabilitation of the Disabled, part of the Ministry of Labour and Social Insurance. It can be contacted at 00357-22406406 email: info@dsid.mlsi.gov.cy

Most Cyprus’ towns are fairly accessible with a wheelchair but much work is yet to be carried out to improve infrastructure.  A person using a wheelchair is advised to be accompanied by an able person for assistance in inaccessible areas.

Transportation around the island can be arranged if prior notice is given to the transport companies. Special buses are also available with low gradient ramps, safety belts and a/c and so are special taxis that may carry a person who is seating on a wheelchair.

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Clik here to view.Further to an invitation by the Hellenic Agency for Local Development and Local Government (E.E.T.A.A.), the Strategic Plan for Sustainable Development “LARNACA 2040″ was presented on 08/27/2014 at the Cultural Center of Aspropyrgou. It was attended by 54 participants, including representatives of EETAA, the Mayors of Municipalities of Aspropyrgou, Megara and Mandra, the representative of the District of West Attica and staff of the municipalities of Attica. The workshop was recorded and will be shown in the television channel “Attica”.

The meeting was opened by the Mayor of Aspropyrgos, Mr. Nikolaos Meletiou and the Municipal Secretary of Aspropyrgos, Mr. Athanasios Houpis.

The introductory presentation of the European Programme USUDS included a description of the programme as well as a description of the objectives and the results of the program. This was followed by the presentation of the Strategic Plan for Sustainable Development “LARNACA 2040″ with four individual presentations by the City Engineer and Director of Technical Services, Mr. Andreas Karakatsani and Architect and Coordinator of the Local Group of External Experts, Ms Constantina Constantinidou Kalopedi. In the first part of the conference, the methodology of the Strategic Plan was presented followed by a presentation of the SWOT analysis, which described the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of the municipality and the wider Larnaca area. In the second part, the short film “Larnaca 2040″ was shown and the Action Plan with the Strategic Axes, Strategic Actions and Strategic Projects were presented.

In the ensuing discussion, questions were answered about the financing of projects, multi-level power distribution and incompatible land uses.

A working lunch was then held, where the wish was expressed to create a Strategic Plan for Sustainable Development for the Municipalities of West Attica and to form a future cooperation with the Municipality of Larnaca.

According to historical sorces the family of Aikaterine Kornaro owned sugarmills in the Limassol area of Episkopi. Her arrival to Cyprus was not planed. She married King Jacob the B’ because this served the interests of Venice and its plans to occupy Cyprus. The 14th century King Peter the B’ had a summer house built in the north west of Potamia village, on the right bank of Gialias river. The medieval farmhouse was run by verious owners.

Part of the building was a chapel dedicated to Saint Nikolas, and the house itself later became Royal residence for Aikaterine Kornaro. During the Turkish occupation of Cyprus, the building was handed over to a turkish wealthy family.

In the years that followed the building was used as storehouse, stable and military installations for the National Guard. In 1996 after an earthquake a big part of the building collapsed. The residence is often described as a pleasant  Royal summer palace with beautiful gardens. Queen Aikaterine could easily supervise the fields around the residence. Aikaterine Kornaro also used the residence to receive distinguished guests. Other sources claimed that she also used it for secret meetings with her lover.

Aikaterine was loved by her people. During her reign her palace became a cultural center for famous poets, painters and music composers. Renaissance painters immortalised her beauty in numerous portraits. She was a very intelligent and dynamic person.

The interests of Venice that brought her to Cyprus also made her resign. On February 14th the Qeen dressed in black and accompanied by members of her court and their spouses, left Cyprus. From the moment she left Nicosia she kept crying and with her the people also saw her off in tears. (According to Voustronios)

Source: Dalinewspaper

Text from: Georgia Christoforou, Aimilia Kakouri, Demetra Stavrou, Maria Mouskounti, Elena Chrisomili, Panayiotis Leontiou, Maria Paradisioti, Niki Haralambous, Panayiota Christou, Rafaelia Papadopoulou, Aimili Apostolou, Skimpan Valentin Ionouts. Under the direction of professors Elenas Kakoulli, Marilena Mandriti and Marias Orfanidou.

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Clik here to view.Barcelona is one of the most captivating cities in Europe and is renowned for its iconic architecture, delicious seafood, and the unique art. It is an ideal location for a long weekend and there are many stylish places to stay.

One of the best ways of experiencing Barcelona is by staying in a luxury apartment. Many of the finest places to stay are within a few minutes of good restaurants and the main attractions, making them very practical for couples and families. Renting a luxury apartment in Barcelona (anchor: www.amarantelva.com) is a lot cheaper than may be imagined and with all kinds of amenities included; they really are worth looking at when planning that special break. Many have their own special character too, and are a home from home. They are also really practical for longer stays in Barcelona.

Barcelona is a very special city and has many top attractions for visitors to enjoy. The city will be forever associated with Gaudi and just looking around when walking down the street will reveal his legacy with strange balconies and other architectural gems. La Sagrada Familia is the fabulous unfinished cathedral that is a must see sight here. Another popular place to see even more of Gaudi’s work is the Parc Guell. Barcelona is also associated with artists such as Joan Miro and a museum dedicated to his work is in the city. The Museu Picasso is another wonderful art museum, and the MACBA or Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art is one of the finest in Europe.

In Barcelona there are many more attractions that include the Aquarium and day trips to Montserrat. There are also tours of the famous football stadium, home to FC Barcelona. With the Costa Dorado just a few miles away Barcelona makes an excellent base for touring. A luxury apartment (anchor: www.amarantelva.com) is the ideal place to relax after a busy day touring Barcelona.

Food is all part of the culture in Barcelona and with one of the world’s famous markets right here in town at La Bocqueria. With displays of local food and fresh ingredients there is plenty of inspiration for cooking in a luxury apartment (anchor: www.amarantelva.com). Alternatively visit the tapas bars and seafood restaurants for some of the finest cuisine in Europe.

No visit to Barcelona is complete without a stroll down Las Ramblas which is one of the most famous in the city. Take ti Take time to watch the street performers, enjoy a little shopping, or dine out in one of the restaurants. In Barcelona there is always something to see and do, and staying in luxurious surroundings close to the action is a wonderful way to experience the city at its finest.

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The Dubai Coffee Shop in Larnaca, Spondas in Paphos, and the Hookah Cafe Restaurant in Nicosia are three of the most popular shisha bars in Cyprus because of their traditional shisha offerings and unique atmospheres.

Best Shisha Bars in Cyprus

What Makes For An Ideal Shisha Smoking Experience?

With the ever-increasing popularity of hookah smoking, more and more shisha bars are being constructed worldwide whether they are the traditional type or a hybrid with electronic versions. This then begs the question: how should a customer know which businesses to flock to, and which to avoid? A shisha bar earns a memorable reputation not only because of the shisha that it offers, but also because of the atmosphere that it provides. Of course, many are renowned for their cuisine and cocktails as well. This article aims to examine just three of the most widely acclaimed traditional shisha/hookah locations in Cyprus, and to examine what makes them popular and/or unique as businesses.

• As a small disclaimer it perhaps should be noted that any man-made compilation, which attempts to list a region’s best lounges or restaurants, would be subjective.

o   Each person has a unique set of preferences, true; but surely these locations collected below will have features that appeal to all tastes and appetites.

Dubai Coffee Shop – Larnaca

This location in Larnaca boasts delicious Middle Eastern cuisine, fine teas, and (of course) an impressive selection of shisha. A perfect place to meet some friends and watch a football game over a buzz, The Dubai Coffee Shop notifies its Facebook followers about when they are showing particular matches, allowing for regular fans to come in and cheer communally. At the same time, because of its large size this is a place to which a person could retreat to gather his or her thoughts and enjoy the traditional Arabic music that fills the bar.

Spondas – Paphos

Stationed just a two minute walk away from the harbor towards bar street, Spondas is the self-proclaimed one and only authentic traditional shisha bar in Paphos. The bar offers over 25 refreshing flavors, fruit and otherwise, to satisfy every palate. Uniquely, Spondas even offers shisha that is void of nicotine, providing their customers with a more health conscious option. Prices may vary from around ten euros to twenty. In addition to hookah, customers may enjoy the cocktail bar, fully stocked with the finest ingredients, and manned by the friendliest bar staff around.

Hookah Cafe Restaurant – Nicosia

Although this business only accepts cash, the prices are more than reasonable, allowing customers from all socio-economic standings to stop by for a quick buzz and a bite to eat. This is a fast food shisha experience, but with all of the elegance of a high profile lounge. To compliment their hookah, The Hookah Cafe Restaurant offers live DJ music, as well as diverse food menus, which offer breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Much of the cuisine is inspired by Italian culinary traditions, and this seems fitting given the large outdoor seating area, which might remind you of a sunny plaza in Sienna. As far as the shisha goes, the quality is of the highest degree, and the flavors are plentiful. They particularly encourage their first-time visitors to try out one of their highly acclaimed house mixes.

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Clik here to view.We are happy to announce that the Israel Yacht Club (IYC) and the Famagusta District Sailing Club Begafigo are organising the CYPRUS – ISRAEL REGATTA 2014 during 11^th –16^th October 2014. The Regatta will start with two coastal races and will be followed by theoffshore race from Larnaca to Tel Aviv. Each race will be regarded as separate race with prizes awarded both in Larnaca and Tel Aviv. Both IRC and ORC systems will be used.

REGATTA PROGRAM 2014

Wednesday 8th October                            Israel yachts to sail from Tel Aviv

Thursday   9th October                              Israel yachts to arrive at Larnaca Marina

Friday 10th October                                   Opening Ceremony at Larnaca  Marina

Saturday  11th  October                            Coastal race 1: Larnaca  –  Cape Greco ( Konnos). 23Nm Sunday  12th   October                             Coastal race 2 : Cape Greco ( Konnos)  – Larnaca. 23Nm

Sunday  12th   October                              Prize giving at Larnaca – Old Castle

Monday 13th   October                             Free day

Tuesday 14th October                                Start of the offshore race from Larnaca to Tel Aviv

Wednesday 15th October                          Offshore race finish at Tel Aviv

Thursday 16th October                              Prize giving ceremony at Tel Aviv Marina

Friday 17th October                                    Free day – Bus tour in Israel

Saturday 18th October                               Cypriot yachts to sail to Cyprus

Notice of the race, race information, news, online registration can be made online at our Website    www.cyprusisraelregatta.com                                  Facebook: Cyprus Israel Regatta

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Clik here to view.The Top Cyprus Tourism Website www.cyprushighlights.com proudly presents the unique Greek restaurant Piatsa Kalamaki at Panormou, which invites you to try its exquisite tastes. The restaurant is located opposite the Panormou metro station.

The Top Cyprus Tourism Website www.cyprushighlights.com unreservedly recommends this restaurant to all visitors of the Greek capital, who would like to try the best of Greek cuisine.

Prompt and quick service, the exquisite tastes, the absolute harmony between quality and prices, offer the basic requirement for an unforgettable experience in the heart of Athens.

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Piatsa Kalamaki at Panormou also offers delivery facilities.

The Piatsa Kalamaki at Panormou restaurant is open: Monday through Thursday and Sunday from 11:00 in the morning till 2:00 after midnight, Friday and Saturday from 11:00 in the morning till 5:00 next morning.

The Piatsa Kalamaki at Panormou restaurant is located on Larissis Street 33 11523 Athens. Payment only in cash.

Τelephones: 2130500900 6986565870 (whatsup).

Email: piatsakalamakipanormou@gmail.com

Facebook Page: Piatsa Kalamaki at Panormou

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Clik here to view.Armenia is a country with rich history and many tourist attractions, something that makes it one of the best places to visit while on vacation. Alongside the beautiful sightseeing locations, Armenia also provides you with numerous churches, historical monuments and even a great nightlife, so visiting the country will keep you occupies for quite some time.

When you want to perform Armenia travel, you need to place Nagorno Karabakh as a top priority in your must-see list. Why is that? Nagorno Karabakh is a region that’s filled with history, in fact it has been popular from ancient times, and as such you can find multiple historical sites here in the country. One of the major landmarks in the area is the Amaras Monastery created in the 4^th century, as well as the Gandzasar Monastery. Not only that, but here you can also find the ancient Tigranakert ruins or the more imposing Askeran Fortress.

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Clik here to view.Another region filled with interesting things to see is Kotayk. Here you can find the Geghard Monastery, which was built around the 12^th century, the Garny temple or the imposing Azhdahak and Hatis mountains that have well over 2000 meters (or 3500 in the case of Azhdahak). This particular region is great for families, because everyone has something to visit here, no matter the taste.

Of course, if you want to tour to Armenia, you might want to pay a visit to Holy Ejmiatsin Cathedral. Ejmiatsin is considered by many as being the ancient capital of Armenia, and the cathedral is a major emblem of that. This imposing building is one of the most impressive in the region, and its wonderful architecture makes it well worth a visit.

If you want to travel to Armenia, then checking out the Armavir region is essential as well. This one is widely regarded as one of the oldest ones in the country, as it was populated even 4 millennia ago. Major landmarks here are the Zvartnots Temple, which dates back from the 7^th century, the lake Metsamor, as well as the Holy Echmiadzin and the Etnographic Museum from Sardarapat.

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Clik here to view.Tourists that want a more relaxing experience can opt for a quick visit to the Syunik region. Here you can find the fabled Shake Waterfall, which is around 16m high, the Vorotan pass, the Goris Caves, Lake Kapuit and many others. Syunik is a major location for tourists mainly because there are so many things to see here, not to mention that the region also hosts numerous mountains as well.

In conclusion, Armenia is an amazing place for any person that’s enthusiastic about history, landscapes and just a relaxing time out. Performing a tour to Armenia is indeed recommended if you just want to escape the day to day hassle and engage into a one of a kind experience that you simply can’t find anywhere in the whole world!

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Clik here to view.In accordance to the previously achieved agreements between Municipality of Limassol and CWOF Cyprus Walk of Fame Ltd, we hereby announce that the Nominee Committee for the «Cyprus Walk of Fame» has been appointed. The Committee will evaluate and choose the people to be honored for their contributions and achievements in the social sphere: science, culture, sports and social life the Cypriot society in general.

Members of the Nominee Committee of «Cyprus Walk of Fame» are:

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Clik here to view.The Church of Agia Ekateriny is of the single-aisle type with a dome. Its external measurements are 18,70 X 8,05 metres without the apse. Today’s church is the result of an expansion and a retrofit of an older church that was arch-covered and had a lesser length, a part of which is embodied in the west arch of the church. To make the retrofit of the initial church, the apse and a part of the north and south walls were demolished and the single aisle with the dome was added.

A segment of the original church measuring 8,05 X 8,70 is extant. In the centre of the west wall stands the original gate, while the south gate of the initial church was walled up and two new ones were opened in the south wall, one in the west and the other in the east of the initial entrance. The church has a small, rectangular window in the north wall and a narrow gap for illumination in the semicircular apse. There also are four small windows in the dome. The dome is relatively large, while the south and north arcs -that along with the arches support the dome internally -do not appear externally either as semi-circles or pediments as usual. Instead they end in a straight segment that rises as the Greek capital letter Π (P) in the south and north wall.

The original church seems to have been decorated with frescos. Out of these frescos one can distinguish, under the whitewash of the western wall, pieces of a large representation of the Second Coming. The original church was built in the 15th century and took its present form in the middle of the 16th century.

Source: Talas Community Council

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Clik here to view.Limassol has been chosen as one of the 10 Travelers’ Choice Destinations on the Rise, according to the ratings and feedback received from TripAdvisor members regarding accommodation, gastronomy and activities in the area. ‘This valuable distinction serves as a reward for the ongoing efforts of all parties involved in upgrading the tourist product and repositioning Limassol as a cosmopolitan high quality sea side destination’, said Maria Stylianou Michaelidou, Manager of the Limassol Tourism Board.

Travel site TripAdvisor revealed its Travelers’ Choice Destinations on the Rise awards. The awards highlight spots around the world that have received the greatest increase in positive feedback and interest from TripAdvisor members, year over year.

“The TripAdvisor community has helped surface some unheralded destinations across the globe that are receiving rave reviews from travelers worldwide,” said Barbara Messing, Chief Marketing officer for TripAdvisor. “These award-winners offer highly rated options for accommodations, restaurants and activities to inspire those planning their vacations for the new year.”

According to an article by CNN journalist Katia Hetter published in CNN TRAVEL “These may soon be 10 of the most popular destinations in the world. Our advice: Visit them before everyone else does.”

Top 10 Travelers’ Choice Destinations on the Rise around the world

1. Da Nang, Vietnam
2. Sihanoukville, Cambodia
3. Limassol, Cyprus
4. Ao Nang, Thailand
5. Bodrum City, Turkey
6. Naha, Japan
7. Hurghada, Egypt
8. Kazan, Russia
9. Manaus, Brazil
10. Eilat, Israel

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Clik here to view.Having left the world famous Haman in Old Nicosia around 2pm there is still time to enjoy the late autumn sun. November temperatures in Cyprus are quite remarkable even in November.  After an unforgettable massage made more appealing by the knowledge that the treatments afforded my wife (Michelle), attained for her, the unique satisfaction brought on by skin exfoliation, I decide to reflect on this City that I have grown to love.

Almost all great cities exude ambience: Nicosia is no exemption. Paris is romantic, Venice haunting. Nicosia is perhaps a combination of the two yet intensified by a sense of “bitter sweet” given its sad past and current division.

As I a look around and soak up the atmosphere, what inspires me most is the resilience of the Greek Cypriot people undefeated in their determination to deliver good old fashioned hospitality ………. 18 months after a financial crisis that would have crushed most cities. A new dynamic has emerged witnessing the re- birth of Old Nicosia.

Our stroll takes us to the thriving Ledra Street. A place alive with bustling cafes and craft shops. Alongside traditional Cypriot Tavernas is a rich assortment of international cuisine. From Armenian delicacies to “Rustico Italian” with most eateries providing an al fresco option.; as a Londoner we regard this as a luxury reserved mainly for summer, Nearby, we tasted specially prepared cheeses and dishes dazzling even Michelle`s discerning pallet. Later we sampled the most incredible fig chutney at the trendy Mouton restaurant which as places go is “the piece de resistance”.

Too full to venture elsewhere, I decided to defer a trip to the Archbishops Palace and Museum until the following day.  Michelle is a great fan of Byzantine art. If the art proves as evocative as the exhibits in the Leventis Gallery, we are in for a treat.

We end up at the Hilton in Archbishop Makarios 111 Avenue only to discover, in the bar area, a wonderful two piece jazz ensemble playing my kind of music. The singer accompanied by a talented saxophonist round off the night with a rendition of “My Funny Valentine”. My wife looks at me with romance in her eyes ……. not bad after 26 years of marriage.

I believe Nicosia has turned the corner and we can all be optimistic about its future.

To the thousands of Greek Cypriots in London, I say. “You don’t know what you’re missing”!!!!!!

Michael Janes (LGR)

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Clik here to view.The fortress is one of the most important historical monuments of the village. It is also called “Koulas” and it was built around the 15th century. It is long, narrow and made of stone. Its height is 8 meters. It was restored some decades ago. It is believed that it was an observation tower of the southeast costs of the island. The access to the fortress was made through subway tunnels.

Source: Community Counsil of Alaminou

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