Nicosia
Nicosia (Lefkosia), The capital of Cyprus, It is a sophisticated and cosmopolitan place in the Eastern Mediterranean, It is rich in history and culture combining its historic past with the amenities of a modern city.
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Limassol
Limassol (Lemesos), The second largest city in Cyprus and the southernmost city in Europe, It is a major tourist destination and is famous among the cities of Cyprus for its rich nightlife and cultural traditions.
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Larnaca (Larnaka), The third largest city in Cyprus and home to the country’s main int’l airport and the second largest commercial sea port, It is located on the country’s south east coast of the island.
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Paphos (Pafos), The city is a UNESCO world heritage site and is home to the country’s second largest int’l airport. Located on the southwestern tip of the island, between the coast and the Troodos Mountains.
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The city belongs to Famagusta District, and is now the temporary administrative center of it and its largest municipality under the control of the Republic of Cyprus. Located on the eastern coast of the island.
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Ayia Napa (Agia Napa), The town belongs to the Famagusta district. It was a small fishing village that was declared as a municipality in 1994 and today is one of the top tourist destinations worldwide.
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The town belongs to the Famagusta district at the south east part of the island, Situated along the sandy coastline of (Fig Tree) Bay, Priding itself with sky blue beaches and many churches and hotels.
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The town belongs to the Paphos district. It’s a thriving sub-district that has expanded to become a popular tourist destination in its own right and ranks amongst the most naturally beautiful areas of the island.
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Troodos region is located in central Cyprus and extends across most of the south eastern part of the island, covering a large part of Troodos mountain massif, the highest peak of which is 1,952 meters,
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