Things to Do in Livadia, Larnaca

There are 21 attractions in Livadia, Larnaca. Khirokitia, neolithic fortified settlement and unesco world heritage site, is the most popular.

1

Khirokitia

Neolithic fortified settlement and UNESCO World Heritage site

Archaeological Site

2

Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque

Gothic-era mosque in Famagusta with medieval architecture

Church

3

Salamis

Ancient Cypriot city-kingdom, site of classical ruins

Religious Site

4

Selimiye Mosque, Nicosia

Ottoman-era mosque in Nicosia, formerly a cathedral

Mosque

5

Kyrenia Mountains

Northern Cypriot mountains with rugged cliffs and forests

Mountains

6

GSP Stadium

Multi-purpose stadium in Nicosia, Cyprus

Stadium

7

Kition

Ancient city-kingdom ruins near Larnaca's coast

Archaeological Site

8

Hala Sultan Tekke

Important Muslim shrine and mosque beside Larnaca salt lake

Tomb

9

Larnaca Salt Lake

Coastal salt lake hosting migratory flamingos

Lakes

10

Church of Saint Lazarus, Larnaca

Byzantine-era Larnaca church housing Saint Lazarus' tomb

Religious Site

11

Cyprus Museum

Cyprus's national archaeology museum housing ancient artifacts

Museum

12

Buffavento Castle

Ruined mountain castle with Byzantine and Crusader remains

Castle

13

Haydar Pasha Mosque

Ottoman-era mosque in Nicosia with historic architecture

Church

14

Idalion

Ancient Cypriot city-kingdom ruins and archaeological site

Religious Site

15

Larnaca Castle

Medieval fort at Larnaca harbour housing a museum

Castle

16

Tamassos

Ancient Cypriot city-kingdom site with archaeological ruins

Archaeological Site

17

Kyrenia Gate

Historic Nicosia city gate dating to Venetian period

Monument

18

Monastery of Saint Barnabas

Medieval monastery and active pilgrimage site in Cyprus

Temple

19

Archbishop's Palace, Nicosia

Bishops' official residence and museum in Nicosia

Castle

20

Ömeriye Mosque

Ottoman-era mosque within Nicosia's walled city

Mosque

21

Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia

Municipal museum preserving Cyprus cultural and historical artifacts

Museum