Guidebook for Larnaca
Food Scene
For a quick bite, just round the corner, walking distance 5 minutes. Kebab and souvlaki.
Polinos Kebab House
For a quick bite, just round the corner, walking distance 5 minutes. Kebab and souvlaki.
In a location where there is seemingly an endless choice of seaside restaurants of a high quality, Militzis tavern remains one of the best choices in Larnaca for a traditional dining experience.
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Militzis Traditional Tavern
In a location where there is seemingly an endless choice of seaside restaurants of a high quality, Militzis tavern remains one of the best choices in Larnaca for a traditional dining experience.
For Steaks, lovely outside courtyard for dining under olive trees
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Campanario Steak House
10 Nikodemou MylonaFor Steaks, lovely outside courtyard for dining under olive trees
Drinks & Nightlife
The Finikoudes sea-front promenade hosts dozens of restaurants, with outside eating areas during the warmer months, where you can stop for a coffee or an ice cream any time, or have a meal. Most of them are generic restaurants designed for tourists, with a mixture of Cypriot and English food, generally accompanied by chips and perhaps a bit of salad. The quality is usually pretty good and the service reasonable. They’re good places to relax, to enjoy the view of the beach, and to stay as long as you like.
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Finikoudes Beach
The Finikoudes sea-front promenade hosts dozens of restaurants, with outside eating areas during the warmer months, where you can stop for a coffee or an ice cream any time, or have a meal. Most of them are generic restaurants designed for tourists, with a mixture of Cypriot and English food, generally accompanied by chips and perhaps a bit of salad. The quality is usually pretty good and the service reasonable. They’re good places to relax, to enjoy the view of the beach, and to stay as long as you like.
Music, night clubs, night life, cafe', restaurant, live music and more
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Mackenzie
Music, night clubs, night life, cafe', restaurant, live music and more
Sightseeing
This important religious institution of Larnaca was built in 9th century A.D. Devoted to St. Lazarus, he is said to have lived in Kition for about 30 years after his resurrection by Christ. It is believed that the church is erected upon the empty grave of the saint, who is actually buried in France. Eight days before Easter, the icon of Saint Lazarus is carried in a procession through the streets of Larnaca.
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Iglesia de San Lázaro
Ayiou LazarouThis important religious institution of Larnaca was built in 9th century A.D. Devoted to St. Lazarus, he is said to have lived in Kition for about 30 years after his resurrection by Christ. It is believed that the church is erected upon the empty grave of the saint, who is actually buried in France. Eight days before Easter, the icon of Saint Lazarus is carried in a procession through the streets of Larnaca.
Arts & Culture
The Ancient Kition is located in the north west of Larnaca and features some temples that date back to 13th century B.C. The ones that are worth visiting are the Phoenician Temple of Astarte and the city walls. The ruins of the temple were built on an earlier Bronze Age temple and are dedicated to goddess Astarte. One can also find some remains of tombs made from gold, ivory and bronze.
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Ancient Kition
Archiepiskopou KyprianouThe Ancient Kition is located in the north west of Larnaca and features some temples that date back to 13th century B.C. The ones that are worth visiting are the Phoenician Temple of Astarte and the city walls. The ruins of the temple were built on an earlier Bronze Age temple and are dedicated to goddess Astarte. One can also find some remains of tombs made from gold, ivory and bronze.
The Larnaca Castle is a Medieval Ottoman fortress, located in the south of Finikoudes promenade. The castle was founded by Europeans in the 14th century, when Lusignans were running the country, and later rebuilt by Turks, who used it to protect the city harbor. After Britain had come to power in 1878 and up to 1948 the castle was used as a police office and a jail, where death penalties were enforced. When the police office opened on the other side of the street, the castle finally became a historical museum, where archaeological finds, arms and household items discovered during the archaeological excavations of Kition, are exhibited. Various cultural events are held at the castle today.
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Larnaca Castle
Piyale PaşaThe Larnaca Castle is a Medieval Ottoman fortress, located in the south of Finikoudes promenade. The castle was founded by Europeans in the 14th century, when Lusignans were running the country, and later rebuilt by Turks, who used it to protect the city harbor. After Britain had come to power in 1878 and up to 1948 the castle was used as a police office and a jail, where death penalties were enforced. When the police office opened on the other side of the street, the castle finally became a historical museum, where archaeological finds, arms and household items discovered during the archaeological excavations of Kition, are exhibited. Various cultural events are held at the castle today.
Parks & Nature
Larnaka Salt Lake is the second largest salt-lake in Cyprus and measures 2.2 square kilometres. In 1997 it was declared a protected area under Cypriot Law for the Protection and Management of Nature and Wildlife and under the European Habitats Directive. It is a significant Ramsar and Natura 2000 site – one of the most significant biotopes in Europe - and one of the most important habitats in Europe for waterfowl. During the winter, the lake fills with water and is home to migrating birds, including thousands of flamingos that stay between November and March, along with wild ducks and other water or shore fowl that find refuge here on their migratory journeys.
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Salt Lake Larnaca
Larnaka Salt Lake is the second largest salt-lake in Cyprus and measures 2.2 square kilometres. In 1997 it was declared a protected area under Cypriot Law for the Protection and Management of Nature and Wildlife and under the European Habitats Directive. It is a significant Ramsar and Natura 2000 site – one of the most significant biotopes in Europe - and one of the most important habitats in Europe for waterfowl. During the winter, the lake fills with water and is home to migrating birds, including thousands of flamingos that stay between November and March, along with wild ducks and other water or shore fowl that find refuge here on their migratory journeys.
Shopping
Recently, Larnaca (also spelt Larnaka), has developed many large shopping centres and modern boutiques with plenty of choice for tourists with the shopping bug. As a matter of fact, Larnaca is the place to buy famous Cypriot purchases like handmade lace, silverwork, pottery and jewellery.
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Larnaca
Recently, Larnaca (also spelt Larnaka), has developed many large shopping centres and modern boutiques with plenty of choice for tourists with the shopping bug. As a matter of fact, Larnaca is the place to buy famous Cypriot purchases like handmade lace, silverwork, pottery and jewellery.
Essentials
Just round the corner, Supermarket, anything you might need.
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METRO Supermarket Larnaca
1 Nikodemou MylonaJust round the corner, Supermarket, anything you might need.