Discover the best attractions and experiences Mesaoria Plain has to offer
The central plain hosts remnants of Cyprus' past, especially in Nicosia's old town.
The surrounding fortifications frame the old town with centuries of history and great city views.
A well-preserved gate in the Venetian wall that once controlled access to the city.
A historic pedestrian street crossing that marks the divide between old and new Nicosia.
Cultural institutions across the plain reveal the island's long history and art.
Cyprus's national collection spanning ancient civilizations.
A microcosm of Nicosia's social and urban development.
Religious sites reflect Cyprus's diverse heritage across the plain.
A striking former church-turned-mosque in Nicosia's old town.
A grand medieval church devoted to Saint Lazarus and a local landmark.
A revered mosque by the Salt Lake near Larnaca with a tranquil setting.
Natural spaces around the plain offer green escapes and birdwatching opportunities.
A green retreat just outside Nicosia with easy trails and picnic spots.
Seasonal wetlands attracting migratory birds and dramatic sunsets.
UNESCO-listed Neolithic settlement amid olive groves, a window to Cyprus's dawn.
Delve into the urban and rural quarters that shape daily life on the plain.
Historic core with narrow lanes, squares, and centuries of stories.
A charming traditional neighbourhood within the old city walls.
A lively coastal neighborhood perfect for a sunset stroll.
Enjoy what the plain offers without spending a penny.
Enjoy city views and historic silhouettes along the ramparts.
Shopfronts, cafes, and a sense of history in a walkable corridor.
Wander the patterned stones and traditional architecture.
Cypriot hospitality shines through foodβtry the local flavors.
A generous sharing platter with dips, salads, and grilled meats.
Iconic Cypriot cheeses paired with fresh bread and olives.
Slow, social coffee rituals with a sweet finish.
Evenings bring bars, live music, and city vibes in the plain.
A cluster of pubs and cafes in the historic heart of the city.
Beachfront bars and relaxed evening atmosphere on the coast.
Cultural venues provide art, performances, and galleries.
A premier gallery showcasing Cypriot and Mediterranean art.
A venue for performances and cultural events in the capital.
Sports fans can catch games or train at major venues.
National stadium hosting football matches and other events.
Multi-use stadium known for domestic football matches.
Public tennis facilities offering courts and courtside play.
Take a deeper dive into Cyprusβs countryside and history.
UNESCO-listed Neolithic village with fascinating remains.
Stone lanes, lace-making, and traditional silverwork.
Forest trails near the capital ideal for a relaxed hike or cycle.