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Mountains
Pentadactylos - Mount Olympus - Kyrenia Mountain Range - Troodos
Churches, Monasteries
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Archangelos Michail, Pedoulas | Panagia tis Podithou, Galata | Panagia tis Asinou, oder Panagia tis Forviotissas | Agiou Ioanni tou Lampadisti, Kalopanagiotis (Monastery)| Timiou Stavrou tou Agiasmati , Platanistasa | Timiou Stavrou, Pelentri | Panagia tou Moutoulla | Metamorfoseos Sotira (Agia Sotira), Palaichori | Panagia tou Arakos, Lagoudera | Agiou Nikolaou tis Stegis, Kakopetria |
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Icons were hidden in various places in the Byzantine Empire during the period when the population was divided over the problem of whether icons should be used or not. Iconophiles tried to protect the icons which were destroyed. Icons were hidden for a long period, their place forgotten until some day they were discovered accidentally. Often on this place a church was build. Cyprus has a large number and type of churches and monasteries (including ancient Temples).
Antiphonitis , Apostolos Andreas Monastery , Troodos Churches , Monastery Stavrovouni
Agia Paraskevi Church , Geroskipou
Lazaros Church Larnaca
Castles
Kantara Castle , Kolossi Castle, St. Hilarion Castle
Regions
Cape Apostolos Andreas , Cape Kormakitis , Karpass Peninsula , Mesaoria , Morphou Bay , Rizokarpasso
Archaeology of Cyprus : Amathus, Kato Pafos Mosaics,
History of Cyprus, Archaeological Sites
Prehistory of Cyprus - Ancient history - Cyprus in the Middle Ages -
Cyprus under the Ottoman Empire - Modern history of Cyprus -
The North Part is occupied by Turkey after the Operation Attila.
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Archaeological sites , ancient cities in Cyprus Aetokremnos | Choirokoitia | Chytri | Gialia Monastery | Enkomi | Kastros | Kourion | Kyrenia ship | Lapithos | Marion | Marki Alonia Paphos | Salamis | Shillourokambos | Soli | Tamassos | Tombs of the Kings (Paphos) | |
Cyprus, Luigi Palma di Cesnola Collection
Ancient Cities
What happened after Lazarus was resurrected? According to the Cypriots he went to Cyprus and was there for some time a bishop of Citium.
Old Maps of Cyprus from 1562 to 1914
Vounous Bowl, Cyprus (based on a drawing by Juergen E. Walkowitz)
Mythology
Aphrodite's , Birthplace, "the Rock of the Greek" (Petra tou Romiou), Cyprus
Art
Sculpture of the Late Bronze Period, 12 th century BC, Enkomi / Priest of Aphrodite, Metropolitan Museum / ?Cow (Bronze), Vouni, 5th century BC.
Panagia Kanakaria
Cypriot Art such as Mosaics of Panagia Kanakaria in Lythrangomi were stolen and sold after the occupation of North Cyprus. A few examples were identified and returned back to Cyprus.
