5 Places you mustn’t miss in Larnaca

When we think of Cyprus, we immediately assimilate it with the larger context of the Hellenic culture, and certainly that is not an entirely bad approach. But this small and proud country has its own story to tell and its own identity to boast. Cyprus definitely deserves to make your list of places to see, and to help you make up your mind, here are 5 Places you mustn’t miss in Larnaca.

Larnaca is one of the most important cities in Cyprus, so its history, lifestyle and culture serve as an important inspiration for those who want to sample the country’s authentic air.

By far the most popular site in Larnaca is Agios Lazaros, a stone church dedicated to St. Lazarus, the resurrected friend of the Lord Jesus. The building was constructed in 890 on the site of the tomb by the Byzantine Emperor Wise Leo VI.

No trip to Larnaca should lack a day at of lying in the sun, on the warm fine sand, so for this pursuit, Finikoudes Beach is your destination! Apart from sunbathing, swimming and taking strolls along the promenade, here you can also enjoy a coffee or take a snack at one of the restaurants and pubs lined up nearby.

In for a visit to the Medieval Castle? Another taste of the Byzantine art and history is in store if you visit this 12th century fort.

Just as you call on your Larnaca transfer to take you from the airport to your hotel destination, you can ask them to make a stop at the Larnaca Salt Lake, a 5 million year old habitat.

The Zenobia wreck is the most popular diving spot in Larnaca, so if you are a swimmer and a diver, you must put it on your list.

If you want, you can rent a car in Larnaca to be able to cover the entire city.