Kıbrıs

Ülke ·🇨🇾 Kıbrıs

Nüfus 1.344.976

Alan 8.987 km²

Saat dilimi Asia/Nicosia, Asia/Famagusta

Resmi web sitesi www.cyprus.gov.cy

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Kıbrıs'i Keşfet

Kıbrıs: Mutlak Olmazsa Olmazlar

Kıbrıs, Neolitik dönemden Venedik dönemine uzanan yoğun bir arkeolojik hazineler koleksiyonuna sahiptir. Bu liste, Dionysos Evi'nin karmaşık mozaiklerine ev sahipliği yapan UNESCO listesindeki Baf Arkeoloji Parkı'nı ve yeraltı Krallar Mezarları'nı içermektedir. Ziyaretçiler, Afrodit Kayası ve antik tapınağının kalıntılarında adanın mitolojik köklerini keşfedebilirler. Tarihi öne çıkanlar arasında Salamis'teki Roma tiyatrosu, Larnaka'daki Bizans Aziz Lazarus Kilisesi ve Lefkoşa ile Girne'nin ortaçağ surları yer almaktadır.

17 yer

Ancient Archaeological Sites

Cyprus's archaeological landscape spans from the Bronze Age to the Middle Ages. This collection features the UNESCO-listed Tombs of the Kings, a sprawling Hellenistic necropolis, and the coastal ruins of Salamis, home to a well-preserved Roman theater and gymnasium. Explore the Sanctuary of Aphrodite at Palaipaphos, a major pilgrimage site in antiquity, and the mountain-top Saint Hilarion Castle. From the sunken port structures of Amathus to the fortifications of Enkomi, these sites showcase the island's strategic historical importance in the Mediterranean.

19 yer

Cyprus Religious Sites

This collection spans millennia of Cypriot spiritual history, from the ancient Sanctuary of Aphrodite to Byzantine monasteries and Ottoman-era mosques. Key highlights include the 9th-century Church of Saint Lazarus in Larnaca and the Selimiye Mosque, a former Gothic cathedral in Nicosia. The list features remote mountain monasteries like Stavrovouni and Macheras, alongside rare early Christian ruins and churches known for their architectural evolution and historic frescoes.

22 yer

Cyprus Coastal Gems

Cyprus’s coastline features a diverse range of geological and historical sites, from the iconic sea stacks of Petra tou Romiou to the remote sand dunes of the Karpas Peninsula. This selection includes the turtle conservation areas of Lara and Alagadi, the plane-spotting sands of Mackenzie Beach, and the sheltered turquoise waters of the Akamas Blue Lagoon. Visitors can explore a mix of organized urban shores and rugged, pebbly coves across both the southern and northern regions of the island.

21 yer

Castles and Monuments

Cyprus’s strategic Mediterranean location is reflected in its diverse fortifications and memorials. This collection spans from the 10th-century Saint Hilarion Castle in the Kyrenia Mountains to the Ottoman-era Hamam Omerye in Nicosia. The list includes coastal defenses like the Venetian-built Kyrenia Castle and the medieval Larnaca Fort, alongside the high-altitude Kantara Castle. Modern history is represented by the Akamas Fire Lookout and significant monuments dedicated to Grigoris Afxentiou near the Machairas Monastery, marking key sites of the island's struggle for independence.

8 yer

Scenic Viewpoints and Towers

This collection spans Cyprus's diverse topography, from the rugged limestone cliffs of the Akamas Peninsula to the mythological sea stacks of Petra tou Romiou. It includes structural lookouts like the Akamas Fire Tower and natural coastal formations such as the sea caves at Peyia and Cape Greco. The list features both historical sites, like the Fontana Amorosa freshwater pool, and remote northern viewpoints overlooking the Karpas Peninsula and the Beşparmak mountain range.

20 yer