Archbishop's Palace

The Archbishop's Palace serves as the official residence and office of the Archbishop of Cyprus and the administrative seat of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus. Construction of the building took place between 1956 and 1960, featuring a distinct neo-Byzantine architectural style.

While the palace building itself is not open to the public, the grounds house several museums and libraries that are accessible. These include the Byzantine Museum, the Library of the Archbishopric, the Folk Art Museum, and the National Struggle Museum.

The complex functions as a religious and historical landmark, housing collections of religious art and historical documents within its specialized museums and library facilities.