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There are many Cyprus attractions varying from historical attractions such as medieval castles and interesting archaeological sites, to other cultural attractions which include beautiful villages, churches, monasteries and local wineries found in various locations.

Apart from these, Cyprus has amazing beaches and coasts to offer with shallow turquoise waters, in which tourists or locals can spend their time relaxing and enjoying the sun, beach and crystal clear waters.

Apart from the sea, Cyprus can also offer breath taking mountain views and clean fresh air in some of the amazing mountain resorts located near the Troodos mountain range.

There are hundreds of attractions and things to do in Cyprus and in the list below you can find some of the most popular activities and places to visit.

All the attractions on Cyprus Island

205 attractions documented on this site, grouped by district. 205 of them are plotted on Cyprus in 3D.

Nicosia

Cyprus Museum

Cyprus Museum which is also known as the Cyprus Archaeological Museum is the largest and oldest archaeological museum in the island.

Paphos

Pomos Village

Tucked away on the remote northwestern coast of Cyprus, Pomos is one of the island’s most serene and untouched destinations.

Limassol

Pissouri Village

The charming village Pissouri, is located in the Limassol district about 30 kilometres west of Limassol ,  between Limassol and Paphos.

Famagusta

Paralimni Village, Cyprus

Paralimni, tucked away in the southeastern part of Cyprus, is a town that has steadily grown from a modest farming settlement into a bustling center of life for

Paphos

Tsada village

Tsada is considered a large village in the Paphos district in Cyprus and it is about 10 kilometres away from the town of Paphos. The community is built at an

Paphos

Polis Chrysochous

Nestled on the northwest coast of Cyprus, Polis Chrysochous is a coastal haven that captivates visitors with its unspoiled beauty, tranquil atmosphere, and stun

Paphos

Peyia Village, Cyprus

Perched gracefully on the scenic hillside of western Cyprus, Peyia Village exudes a timeless charm that captivates visitors with its authentic Cypriot character

Limassol

Prodromos Village

Prodromos is a village (Greek: Πρόδρομος) which belongs to the district of Limassol in Cyprus in the geographical region of South Marathasa, about 60 kilometres

Limassol

Omodos Village

Nestled within the gentle folds of the Troodos Mountains, Omodos is one of Cyprus’s most picturesque and historically rich villages.

Nicosia

Kakopetria Village

Nestled in the heart of the Troodos Mountains, at an altitude of around 667 meters, lies the enchanting village of Kakopetria—a serene escape that combines the

Limassol

Platres Village

Platres is one of the most beloved mountain villages in Cyprus, known for its cool climate, natural beauty, rich history, and peaceful atmosphere.

Famagusta

Ayia Napa Village, Cyprus

Perched on the southeastern coast of Cyprus, Ayia Napa is a name that conjures images of golden beaches, turquoise waters, vibrant nightlife, and sun-drenched d

Nicosia

Kalopanayiotis Village

Tucked into the folds of the Troodos Mountains, Kalopanayiotis is a village where every stone seems to carry memory.

Nicosia

Pedoulas Village

High in the folds of the Troodos Mountains, where pine forests meet crisp mountain air, lies the village of Pedoulas.

Nicosia

Old Church of Panagia Chrysopantanassa

The old church of Panagia Chrysopantanassa was the main church in the village of Agrokipia in the Nicosia district until 1990, when the new church was built.

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