The Pallas Cinema Theatre is located in the town of Nicosia and was bought by the Cypriot government.
It has now been renovated and hosts music, film, dance and other cultural events. It is organised and managed by the Nicosia Municipality.
Address: | Rigenis and Arsinois Pyli Paphou Old Nicosia |
Telephone: | 22797001 |
Other places within a short drive, closest first.
Perched gracefully near the azure waters of the Mediterranean, the Panagia Thalassini Church in Kato Paphos stands as a serene sanctuary and a symbol of the end
Nestled along the sun-drenched coastline of Paphos, Cyprus, the Tombs of the Kings stand as a testament to the island's rich tapestry of history and culture.
The Aqua Splash Waterpark is located in the King Evelthon Beach Hotel and Resort in the town of Paphos.
Tucked away within the atmospheric streets of Paphos Old Town, Mousalla Square is more than just a public space—it’s a symbol of memory, change, and community.
Palia Ilektriki is an old powerhouse which has been transformed into a Cultural Centre by the Paphos Municipality.
In the center of Paphos Old Town—locally known as Ktima—lies Kennedy Square, a wide, open space that feels like both a crossroads and a gathering place.
Hidden in the hills near Paphos, the Adonis Baths Waterfalls are one of Cyprus’s most captivating natural landmarks.
The Vrysi ton Pegiotisson is an attractive construction which became connected with the arcitecture as well as the tradition in the Peyia village in Paphos.
Akamas Peninsula: Cyprus' Untamed Jewel Tucked into the rugged northwest corner of Cyprus, the Akamas Peninsula is a wild, windswept land where cliffs plunge
Akrotiri Peninsula is a small peninsula which includes the most south area of the Cyprus Island.
The Amathus archaeological site is located 11km east of Limassol centre and is considered as one of the most important ancient and historical sites in Cyprus.
The amphitheatre diving site is located in Paphos district, near the coral bay beach.
