The Amyth Guide to Nicosia & Beyond

From Amyth’s doorstep, Nicosia’s enchanting old city unfolds, a vibrant tapestry of history, culture, and local life. Wander through lively markets, visit renowned museums, explore iconic landmarks, and discover hidden cafes. With charming streets, authentic dining, and unique shopping all just a short stroll away, every step reveals the soul of Cyprus’ capital.

Ready to explore beyond? Discover nearby mountain villages, forest trails, UNESCO-listed churches, and boutique wineries—all within easy reach for enriching day trips from Nicosia.

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Hadjigeorgakis Kornesios Mansion

Discover the elegance of 18th-century Cypriot aristocracy at the Hadjigeorgakis Kornesios Mansion, a beautifully preserved historic residence that once belonged to the Ottoman-appointed Dragoman of Cyprus. Today, it houses the Cyprus Ethnological Museum, offering visitors an intimate journey into Nicosia’s rich cultural heritage through stunning architecture and thoughtfully curated exhibits. Located in the heart of Nicosia’s historic centre, the mansion is just a brief stroll from Amyth of Nicosia.

Opening hours:
Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 08:30 – 15:30
Wednesday: 08:30 – 17:00
Saturday: 09:30 – 15:30
Closed on Sunday, Monday, and public holidays

Entrance: Free

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 30 metres (0.02 miles)

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Cyprus Museum

Discover Cyprus’s rich archaeological heritage at the Cyprus Museum, the island’s oldest and most comprehensive museum. Located in a striking neoclassical building in the heart of Nicosia, the museum presents artefacts spanning from the Neolithic period through to the Byzantine era. It’s an essential destination for those eager to explore Cyprus’s ancient history and cultural roots.

Opening hours:
Tuesday to Friday: 08:00 – 18:00
Saturday: 09:00 – 17:00
Sunday: 10:00 – 13:00
Closed on Mondays and public holidays

Entrance: Free

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 1.4 kilometres (0.87 miles)

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Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia

Nestled in the heart of Nicosia’s old town, the Leventis Municipal Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s rich history, spanning from ancient times to the modern era. Housed in a beautifully restored mansion in Laiki Geitonia, the museum’s carefully curated exhibits showcase the cultural evolution of both Nicosia and Cyprus as a whole.

Opening hours:
Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 – 16:30
Closed on Mondays and public holidays

Entrance: Free

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 700 metres (0.04 miles)

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Byzantine Museum and Art Galleries

Explore centuries of Cypriot religious heritage through a stunning collection of rare icons, mosaics, manuscripts, and sacred relics. Highlights include the renowned Kanakaria mosaics, displayed in a serene setting close to the Archbishop’s Palace, right in the heart of Nicosia’s historic district.

Opening hours:
Monday to Friday: 09:00 – 16:30
Closed on Sundays and public holidays

Entrance: €4 per adult / €2 per student

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 270 metres (0.17 miles)

Nearby: Archbishop’s Palace

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Archaeological Museum of Ancient Idalion

Discover the legacy of one of Cyprus’s ancient city-kingdoms at this intimate museum located in Dali. Showcasing artefacts spanning from the 3rd millennium BC to the Roman era, the museum offers a fascinating insight into the island’s rich cultural tapestry. A peaceful detour for history enthusiasts, just a short drive from Amyth of Nicosia.

Opening hours:
Monday to Thursday: 08:30 – 15:30
Friday: 08:00 – 15:30
Closed on weekends and public holidays

Entrance: Free

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 21 kilometres (13 miles)

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Fairytale Museum

Step into a world of myth and magic at the Fairytale Museum, where timeless stories come alive through enchanting exhibits and interactive displays. A wonderful family activity, it offers an engaging experience for children and adults alike. This captivating attraction is located just a short walk from Amyth of Nicosia.

Opening hours:
Saturday: 10:00 – 14:00

Entrance: €5 per person

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 950 metres (0.5 miles)

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Guided Walking Tour of Nicosia & the Occupied Part of the City

Step beyond the guidebooks with a private walking tour led by archaeologist and art historian Anna Maragkou. Explore key landmarks in the old town, from Chrysaliniotissa and Agios Kassianos to the Famagusta Gate, before crossing the Ledra Street checkpoint—please note that a valid passport or national ID is required—to discover the monuments of the occupied part of Nicosia. A culturally rich and thought-provoking experience offering deeper insight into the island’s divided capital.

For availability and details, please contact the front office team.

Meeting Point: Amyth of Nicosia

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Leventis Gallery

Leventis Gallery offers a refined journey through European art history, featuring works by Renoir, Chagall, Monet, alongside Greek and Cypriot masters. The gallery hosts workshops, talks, and rotating exhibitions in a sleek, contemporary space. For details about current exhibitions, please ask the Amyth of Nicosia front office team.

Opening hours:
Wednesday–Monday: 10:00–17:00
Thursday until 22:00
Closed on Tuesdays

Entrance: €5 per adult / €3 reduced
General admission with audio guide: €7
Reduced admission with audio guide: €5

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 1.2 kilometres (0.75 miles)

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Isnotgallery

Nestled within the Venetian walls of Old Nicosia, Isnotgallery is a dynamic contemporary art space founded in 2008 by photographer Andros Efstathiou. The gallery presents a diverse range of exhibitions, from solo and group shows to thematic projects such as "Lush Art in Austere Times" and "Artists in Print." It also offers workshops and artist talks, providing an immersive experience into the evolving landscape of Cypriot and European contemporary art.

Please note: Exhibition opening hours may vary. For current schedules and to confirm visiting times, please check with our front office team in advance.

Opening hours:
Tuesday–Saturday 10:00–18:00
Closed on Sundays and Mondays

Entrance: Free

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 800 metres (0.5 miles)

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Threading Stories Studio Workshops

Immerse yourself in the creative spirit of Nicosia with hands-on weaving and ceramics workshops at Threading Stories Studio. Learn to weave on your own loom using various materials, or explore basic hand-building techniques in ceramics with local clay. Both workshops are beginner-friendly, making them ideal for anyone wanting to discover Cypriot artisanal crafts through an interactive experience. For current workshop schedules and bookings, please ask our front office team.

Duration: 45 minutes per workshop
Materials provided
No prior experience required

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 400 metres (0.25 miles)

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Studio Kuza

Tucked away in the heart of Nicosia’s Old Town, Studio Kuza is a ceramics studio founded by artist Elia Neophytou. Celebrated for her handcrafted pieces that blend traditional Cypriot techniques with modern design, Elia welcomes visitors by appointment to explore her curated collection and learn about her creative process. A unique cultural experience for art lovers visiting Nicosia.

Opening hours: By appointment only

Entrance: Free

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 700 metres (0.43 miles)

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Hurricane Bakery

Established in 1942, Hurricane Bakery is one of Nicosia’s oldest and most cherished bakeries. Nestled between Ledra and Onasagorou streets in the heart of the old town, this family-run bakery preserves the authentic flavours of traditional Cyprus with vintage décor and classic recipes, from tahini rolls to almond croissants and local pies.

Opening hours:
Monday–Friday: 08:30–17:00
Wednesday & Saturday: 08:30–14:00
Closed on Sundays

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 700 metres (0.43 miles)

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Tria Fanaria

Established in 1952, Tria Fanaria is a cherished patisserie nestled behind Faneromeni Church in Nicosia's old town. This family-run spot offers a nostalgic ambiance, serving traditional Cypriot pastries like bougatsa, baklava, and tahinopita. It's an ideal place to enjoy a leisurely coffee or homemade lemonade under the shade of old trees, capturing the essence of local life.

Opening hours:
Monday–Saturday: 08:00–19:00
Closed on Sundays

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 500 metres (0.31 miles)

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Kafeneio 11

Tucked away at the corner of Soutsou and Pyreos streets, Kafeneio 11 is a relaxed, bohemian café-bar blending nostalgic charm with a creative spirit. By day, enjoy coffee and homemade snacks in its leafy courtyard. By night, it comes alive with live music, poetry readings, and art events, making it a vibrant cultural hub in the heart of Nicosia.

Opening hours:
Tuesday–Thursday & Sunday: 12:00–00:00
Friday & Saturday: 12:00–01:00
Closed on Mondays

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 190 metres (0.12 miles)

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Aigaion House

Tucked away in a beautifully restored Cypriot home near Famagusta Gate, Aigaion House offers a contemporary take on traditional Eastern Mediterranean cuisine. With its serene courtyard and inviting balconies, it's a perfect spot to enjoy dishes like lamb giouvetsi, grilled halloumi, and seasonal mezze, all crafted with a modern twist.

Opening hours:
Tuesday–Friday: 18:30–22:30
Saturday: 12:30–15:00 & 18:30–22:30
Closed on Mondays

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 700 metres (0.43 miles)

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Cyprus Wine Tasting Experience

Join our expert sommelier for an unforgettable journey through the rich and diverse world of Cypriot wines. Savor a handpicked selection of local wines, each thoughtfully paired with traditional Cypriot cheeses. Discover the unique flavors, aromas, and stories behind every glass, a true taste of Cyprus.

Location: This experience takes place at Amyth of Nicosia and must be pre-booked with the hotel team.

The Perfect Pairing: Flavours of Cyprus

Location: This experience takes place at Amyth of Nicosia and must be pre-booked with the hotel team.

Archangel Michael Trypiotis Church

Dating back to 1695, this church is a quiet gem of the old city. Its name, meaning “maker of the hole,” refers to the Archangel’s power over evil. The church features beautiful woodwork and intricate icons.

Opening hours:
Thursday: 07:00–13:00
Friday: 15:00–17:00
Saturday–Wednesday: 07:00–13:00

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 550 metres (0.34 miles)

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Faneromeni Church

A striking blend of neoclassical and Byzantine architecture, Faneromeni Church offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of Nicosia’s old town, rich in history and local culture.

Opening hours: Daily 06:30–20:00

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 650 metres (0.4 miles)

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St. John’s Cathedral

Just 250 metres from Amyth of Nicosia, this 17th-century cathedral lies beside the Archbishop’s Palace and is the spiritual heart of the city’s Orthodox tradition. Inside, richly painted frescoes tell the story of Cyprus’s religious heritage.

Opening hours:
Thursday–Wednesday (except Sunday): 09:00–15:00
Saturday: 09:00–12:00
Sunday: Closed

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 250 metres (0.16 miles)

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Church of Saint Anthony (Agios Antonios)

Tucked away on the street that bears its name, this understated 18th-century church offers a serene stop for contemplation. A quiet and authentic piece of the old town’s fabric.

Opening hours: Daily until 17:00

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: : Located right next to the hotel, approximately 50 metres (0.03 miles)

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Eleftheria Square

Designed by Zaha Hadid, this striking plaza bridges old and new Nicosia, a bold architectural statement that floats above the Venetian walls. From here, the city unfolds in layers, each step a step through time.

Opening hours:
Thursday–Wednesday (except Sunday): 09:00–15:00
Saturday: 09:00–12:00
Sunday: Closed

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 850 metres (0.53 miles)

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Faneromeni Square

Framed by the elegant Faneromeni Church, neoclassical architecture and lively pedestrian energy, this central square pulses with the rhythm of everyday life. A place where the city’s layered past meets its evolving present.

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 650 metres (0.40 miles)

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White Walls by Jean Nouvel

A vertical garden in the sky, this award-winning residential tower is a contemporary landmark that echoes Cyprus’s sunlight and shadows. Jean Nouvel’s “White Walls” stands as a living sculpture in the skyline.

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 1,000 metres (0.62 miles)

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“Stelios Ioannou” Learning Resource Center

A striking subterranean library designed by Jean Nouvel, part of the University of Cyprus campus. Its green roof and sculptural form blend seamlessly into the landscape, making it a modern architectural landmark celebrating knowledge and innovation.

Opening hours: Monday–Sunday: 08:30–00:00

24/7 Reading Room: Open daily, including public holidays

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 5.9 kilometres (2.17 miles), around a 15-minute drive

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The Green Line (Buffer Zone)

A silent witness to Cyprus’s divided past, now an unexpected sanctuary of wild flora and haunting stillness. Visitors can explore its edge by walking through Nicosia’s historic Ledra Street crossing.

Closest access from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 1,000 metres (about 14 minutes on foot) via the Ledra Street crossing.

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Pancyprian Gymnasium

A striking neoclassical landmark designed by Theodoros Fotiadis, Pancyprian Gymnasium is one of Cyprus’s oldest secondary schools. Established in the early 20th century, it reflects the island’s dedication to education and cultural heritage. Its grand façade and elegant architectural details make it a key part of Nicosia’s historic fabric.

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 250 metres (0.15 miles)

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Faneromeni School

Designed by Theodoros Fotiadis, Faneromeni School is a significant historical building in Nicosia’s old town. Built in the early 20th century, it exemplifies neoclassical architecture and has served as an important educational institution. Its elegant design and cultural importance make it a treasured landmark in the city’s heritage.

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 550 metres (0.34 miles)

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The Shoe Factory

A beautifully restored warehouse turned cultural venue, where the industrial past of Nicosia finds new resonance in chamber music and contemporary art. Home to The Pharos Arts Foundation, this intimate space hosts world-class performances and exhibitions in a setting of raw elegance and acoustic warmth. For information on upcoming events and bookings, please ask our front office team.

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 600 metres (0.37 miles)

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Ledra & Onasagorou Streets

From Amyth of Nicosia, a short stroll leads you on a path through the heart of the old city, past the elegant Hadjigeorgakis Kornesios Mansion, the landmark Faneromeni Square and School, and countless hidden gems along the way. Soon, you’ll arrive at Ledra and Onasagorou Streets: twin arteries of local life where heritage buildings house independent boutiques, creative studios, and bustling cafés. Ledra captures the city’s vibrant pulse, while Onasagorou is all about quiet charm and after-hours spirit. A layered and lively experience, best uncovered at your own pace.

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 700 metres (0.43 miles)

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Ochi Farmers Market

Tucked into the city’s western quarters, Ochi Farmers Market is where locals gather for Cyprus-grown produce, fresh herbs, and handmade goods. Open only on Wednesday and Saturday mornings, it’s more than a market, it’s a ritual. Grab a koulouri, sip strong coffee, watch a game of backgammon unfold, and take in the honest charm of everyday Nicosia. For a real flavour of the city, come early.

Opening hours:
Wednesdays & Saturdays, early morning to noon

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 450 metres (0.3 miles)

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GSP Park

Once the site of Cyprus’s historic stadium, the area has been reimagined as GSP Park, a thoughtfully designed urban oasis offering landscaped walking paths, playgrounds, and wide-open lawns. Locals and visitors alike come here to jog, picnic, and unwind in the heart of the city. A symbol of renewal and community, the park is perfect for a gentle morning walk or a relaxed afternoon pause beneath the trees.

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 1.6 kilometres (1 mile)

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Hammam Omeriye

Stepping into Hammam Omeriye is like entering a living piece of history. This 16th-century Ottoman bathhouse stands as a rare survivor of Nicosia’s rich past, offering visitors a unique blend of cultural heritage and soothing ritual. Its vaulted stone ceilings and traditional interiors create a serene atmosphere where locals and travelers alike can experience authentic hammam treatments. Still fully operational, it invites you to unwind in a timeless setting that celebrates both history and wellness, all just a short stroll from Amyth of Nicosia.

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 200 metres (0.1 miles)

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Cycling Experiences

Discover Nicosia on two wheels with our tailored cycling tours, designed for all levels. Choose from scenic mountain bike rides through the city’s main green parks or custom road cycling routes based on your preferred distance and elevation. Guided rides offer a fun and active way to explore the city and its surroundings.

Duration: Varies by route, typically 1.5–3 hours
Price: €90–€160 per guided ride (depending on bicycle choice)
Booking: Minimum 3 days’ advance notice required

Fitness Evaluation
For cycling enthusiasts, a performance fitness evaluation is also available at a local lab, providing an accredited report tailored to your cycling level.

Duration: By appointment, Monday to Friday 09:00–12:00
Price: €60
Cancellation Policy: 24 hours’ notice required for all services

Athalassa Park

Athalassa Park offers a refreshing green sanctuary on the edge of Nicosia, ideal for guests seeking wellness through nature. Just a pleasant walk or jog away from Amyth of Nicosia, the park’s expansive grounds feature walking trails, peaceful picnic spots, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Whether you’re looking to start your morning with a brisk jog, enjoy a mindful stroll, or simply breathe in the fresh air surrounded by Cyprus’s natural beauty, Athalassa Park provides the perfect setting to recharge your body and mind.

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 6 kilometres (3.7 miles), around a 15-minute drive

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Lefkara Village

A village where craftsmanship runs through every stone path. Known for its UNESCO-listed lacework and silversmithing, Lefkara invites slow exploration. Visit the Museum of Traditional Embroidery and Silversmith, and drop by the Lefkara Handicraft Centre to witness women preserving the centuries-old technique of lefkaritika. The Church of the Holy Cross, with its relic said to contain a piece of the True Cross, is another quiet highlight. Just a few minutes’ drive away, the village of Kato Drys offers a scenic stop for coffee or a traditional lunch at Stou Roushia—a classic taverna with a big Cypriot heart.

Guests at Amyth of Nicosia can enjoy a private embroidery workshop with Margarita Charalambous, a master embroiderer who learned the craft from her grandmother. This intimate experience allows you to engage firsthand with the delicate art of lefkaritika, guided by one of the region’s finest artisans. For more information and to arrange participation in this workshop, please contact our Front Office team, who will be happy to assist you.

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 55 km (around 50 minutes by car)

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Choirokoitia Village

Step deep into the island’s past at Choirokoitia, one of the most important Neolithic settlements in the Eastern Mediterranean and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the reconstructed circular dwellings and ancient stone foundations that trace the rhythms of early human life in Cyprus. Just beyond the site, you’ll find Petros Nikolaou, a third-generation basket weaver who hosts visitors at his garden studio on Sundays—offering Cypriot coffee, storytelling, and a hands-on look at a vanishing tradition.

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 48 km (around 40 minutes by car)

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Lumina Botanical Garden

Tucked into the pine-covered hills near Kornos, Lumina is a family-run botanical garden and herb distillery cultivating over 25 indigenous plants. Tour the gardens, learn about Cypriot healing traditions, and enjoy seasonal brunch or wood-fired kleftiko at their restaurant. A soulful nature escape near Nicosia.

Opening hours:
Friday: 19:00 – 00:00
Saturday: 09:00 – 03:00
Sunday: 09:00 – 03:00

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 32 km (around 35 minutes by car)

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Mikri Salamina Sculpture Park – Yiapanis Art Studio

In the hills above Limassol, artist Philippos Yiapanis has created an open-air sculpture park and studio that blends art, memory, and political reflection. Stroll through monumental works in bronze, visit his atelier, or attend a summer event in the open-air amphitheatre known as "Small Salamis."

Opening hours: By appointment only

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 88 km (around 1 hour by car)

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Panagia Forviotissa (Asinou Church)

Tucked into the pine-covered hills of the Troodos Mountains, this small 12th-century chapel is one of Cyprus’s most celebrated UNESCO World Heritage churches. The vivid frescoes, layered over centuries, are among the finest examples of Byzantine art on the island. A tranquil stop for lovers of history and sacred architecture. Just a 40 minute drive away lies the Marathasa Winery, perfect for combining culture and countryside. Please note: it’s best to call ahead before visiting, as opening hours may vary.

Contact number: +357 99 830 329

Opening hours:
Monday - Sunday: 10:00 - 16:00

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 52 km (around 1 hour by car)

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Marathasa Winery

Nestled high in the Troodos range, Marathasa Winery offers a boutique tasting experience amid forested peaks and fresh mountain air. Enjoy cellar tours, sip local wines on the terrace, and sample charcuterie paired with Cypriot cheeses. The winery is about a 40-minute drive from Asinou Church, making these two perfect for a combined half-day trip.

Opening hours:
Wednesday – Sunday: 11:30 – 19:00
Tuesday: 11:30 – 19:00
Monday: Closed

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 52 km (around 1 hour by car)

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Kakopetria Village

This charming Solea Valley village is a beloved weekend escape for locals, with cobbled streets, cool mountain air, and a timeless atmosphere. Wander the Vateri nature trail, visit the UNESCO-listed Agios Nikolaos tis Stegis church, and relax at a riverside café with traditional Cypriot coffee and sweets. Kakopetria is just a 30-minute drive from Asinou Church, making it an ideal complement to your visit.

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 60 km (about 1 hour by car)

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Machairas Monastery

Perched on a steep hillside in the Troodos Mountains, Machairas Monastery is one of Cyprus’s most revered monastic sites. Founded in the 12th century, it houses a miraculous icon of the Virgin Mary said to have been painted by Saint Luke himself. The serene setting, surrounded by dense pine forest—adds to the spiritual experience, while the architecture blends Byzantine tradition with mountain simplicity.

Monks still live here, and visitors are welcomed with quiet hospitality. Modest dress is required (covered shoulders and knees). Combine your visit with a nearby forest walk or a picnic stop.

Opening hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 09:30 – 18:00
Saturday & Sunday: 06:30 – 18:00
Wednesday: Closed

Distance from Amyth of Nicosia: Approximately 50km (about 1 hour by car)

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Nature & Forest Trails

Looking to trade city streets for the scent of pine and the sound of birdsong? Within an hour to 90 minutes from Amyth of Nicosia, a variety of forest and nature trails offer the perfect way to reconnect with Cyprus’s wilder side. Whether you're after a peaceful riverside stroll or panoramic mountain views, these trails invite you to slow down and breathe deeply.

Recommended Trails:
Nature Trail – Kakopetria
A shady path along the river behind the old village. Ideal for an easy afternoon walk with café stops nearby.
Length: ~1.5 km circular | Difficulty: Easy | Distance: ~1 hr from Nicosia

Artemis Trail – Mount Olympus, Troodos
A circular route around Cyprus’s highest peak, with views stretching to the sea
Length: 7 km | Difficulty: Moderate | Distance: ~1 hr 30 min from Nicosia

Kalidonia Trail – Platres
Follow the stream through cool woodland to the island’s most famous waterfall.
Length: ~3 km one-way | Difficulty: Moderate | Distance: ~1 hr 30 min from Nicosia

Kionia Trail – Machairas Forest
Forested hills, birdsong, and big sky views over the Mesaoria plain.
Length: 7 km circular | Difficulty: Moderate | Distance: ~55 min from Nicosia

Lefkara–Kato Drys Trail
A scenic route between two traditional villages—perfect to pair with lunch or lace shopping.
Length: ~3.5 km one-way | Difficulty: Easy–Moderate | Distance: ~1 hr from Nicosia

Touches of Sea Breeze – Wine Pairing Dinner

Join us on Wednesday 24th and 31st of July 2025 at Amyth of Nicosia for an exclusive wine pairing dinner with renowned sommelier Georgios Kassianos. Experience a thoughtfully curated Mediterranean-inspired multi-course tasting menu that celebrates the finest flavors of sea and land, perfectly paired with exquisite European wines. The evening concludes with a signature after-dinner cocktail, all served in the tranquil ambiance of our courtyard.

Price: €95 per person

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The Amyth Guide to Nicosia & Beyond

Hadjigeorgakis Kornesios Mansion

Cyprus Museum

Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia

Byzantine Museum and Art Galleries

Archaeological Museum of Ancient Idalion

Fairytale Museum

Guided Walking Tour of Nicosia & the Occupied Part of the City

Leventis Gallery

Isnotgallery

Threading Stories Studio Workshops

Studio Kuza

Hurricane Bakery

Tria Fanaria

Kafeneio 11

Aigaion House

Cyprus Wine Tasting Experience

The Perfect Pairing: Flavours of Cyprus

Archangel Michael Trypiotis Church

Faneromeni Church

St. John’s Cathedral

Church of Saint Anthony (Agios Antonios)

Eleftheria Square

Faneromeni Square

White Walls by Jean Nouvel

“Stelios Ioannou” Learning Resource Center

The Green Line (Buffer Zone)

Pancyprian Gymnasium

Faneromeni School

The Shoe Factory

Ledra & Onasagorou Streets

Ochi Farmers Market

GSP Park

Hammam Omeriye

Cycling Experiences

Athalassa Park

Lefkara Village

Choirokoitia Village

Lumina Botanical Garden

Mikri Salamina Sculpture Park – Yiapanis Art Studio

Panagia Forviotissa (Asinou Church)​

Marathasa Winery

Kakopetria Village

Machairas Monastery

Nature & Forest Trails

Touches of Sea Breeze – Wine Pairing Dinner

Hadjigeorgakis Kornesios Mansion

Cyprus Museum

Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia

Byzantine Museum and Art Galleries

Archaeological Museum of Ancient Idalion

Fairytale Museum

Guided Walking Tour of Nicosia & the Occupied Part of the City

Leventis Gallery

Isnotgallery

Threading Stories Studio Workshops

Studio Kuza

Hurricane Bakery

Tria Fanaria

Kafeneio 11

Aigaion House

Cyprus Wine Tasting Experience

The Perfect Pairing: Flavours of Cyprus

Archangel Michael Trypiotis Church

Faneromeni Church

St. John’s Cathedral

Church of Saint Anthony (Agios Antonios)

Eleftheria Square

Faneromeni Square

White Walls by Jean Nouvel

“Stelios Ioannou” Learning Resource Center

The Green Line (Buffer Zone)

Pancyprian Gymnasium

Faneromeni School

The Shoe Factory

Ledra & Onasagorou Streets

Ochi Farmers Market

GSP Park

Hammam Omeriye

Cycling Experiences

Panagia Forviotissa (Asinou Church)

Panagia Forviotissa (Asinou Church)