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Nicosia : is the capital of Cyprus and the biggest city in the island with more than 200,000 inhabitants. It is located in the heart of Cyprus and it is the business center of the island. Nicosia is still divided since the Turkish invasion in 1974, making it the last remaining divided capital in Europe.

Limassol : is the second biggest town, the island’s main shipping center and a prime resort on the southern coast. The town attracts many Cypriots as well as visitors to its many festivals including the carnival and the annual wine festival. Several world-class resort hotels provide excellent accommodation, dining and leisure facilities and services

Larnaca :  located in the south-eastern coast is the island’s main airport town. A palm-fringed promenade with innumerable cafes, bars and restaurants is the town’s trademark, running along a seemingly endless sandy beach.

Paphos : the multi-faceted westernmost resort on the island enjoys ever-increasing popularity. Included as a whole in UNESCO’s list of cultural and natural treasures, it is virtually a live museum with traces of history and mythology at every turn. The district of Paphos is also home to the three currently operating golf clubs.

Cyprus has often been referred to as a melting pot of civilizations and its cultural face today repeatedly provides this theory. With influences from both east and west, both ancient and contemporary, Cyprus presents a rapidly growing multi-directional culture scene. From ancient Greek drama amid the ruins of the ancient Odeon in Paphos to the Shakespeare Festival at Greco-Roman Curium theatre, from the Amathusia festival of contemporary Cypriot and Greek music and dance to jazz happenings, from pop concerts to Italian opera at the Paphos harbor, the cultural events calendar grows richer every year.