Cyprus Archaeological Treasures

This collection highlights the evolution of Cypriot civilization, from the UNESCO-listed Neolithic settlement of Choirokoitia to the medieval Larnaca Fort. Explore Aceramic Neolithic ruins at Tenta, Late Bronze Age administrative centers at Maroni Vournes and Kalavasos Ayios Dhimitrios, and the fortified hilltop of Pyla-Kokkinokremos. The list also includes the Akapnou Venetian bridge, a remnant of medieval infrastructure. These sites provide insight into prehistoric architecture, ancient trade, and defensive structures across the Larnaca region.

Choirokoitia

Khirokitia is an archaeological site on the island of Cyprus dating from the Neolithic age.

Tenta, Cyprus

Tenta, also referred to as Kalavasos-Tenta or Tenda, is an Aceramic Neolithic settlement located in modern Kalavasos near the southern…

Maroni Vournes

Late Bronze Age administrative center featuring monumental ashlar masonry and evidence of ancient olive oil production.

Kalavasos Ayios Dhimitrios

Late Bronze Age settlement dating to the 13th century BC. It features a planned grid layout and a large administrative building constructed from ashlar masonry.

Akapnou ancient Venetian bridge

Medieval stone bridge featuring two distinct arches. It served as a key crossing point on historical trade routes connecting the mountain regions with the coast.

Pyla-Kokkinokremos

Fortified Late Bronze Age settlement situated on a plateau. Established in the late 13th century BC, the site offers evidence of a short-lived, strategic occupation during a period of regional transition.

Larnaca Fort & Medieval Museum

Larnaca Castle is a castle located on the southern coast of Cyprus. It was constructed to defend the southern coast of Cyprus and the…