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Nicosia: Nicosia is a city with a very long history. The Venetian city wall that divides the city into two parts, the old city and the new city, is one of the largest monuments.

Famagusta Gate: Famagusta Gate is considered to be one of the most attractive attractions in Nicosia. Throughout its long history, Famagusta Gate has witnessed the city. The ups and downs of this circular city wall were built by the Venetians after they occupied Cyprus in 1489. Later, the Turks rebuilt the city wall that protected them for 300 years. The three gates in the west, north and east directions of the city wall were the only ways to enter and exit Nicosia.

Kolosi Castle: Kolosi Castle was built in the 13th century AD and rebuilt in the mid-15th century. It is one of the most complete medieval castles in Cyprus.

Kulun Ancient Theater: Kulun is one of the important city-states in ancient Cyprus. The Kulun Ancient Theater was built in the 2nd century BC. It was an ancient Greek theater earlier and was smaller in scale. It was destroyed by an earthquake in 77 AD. It was expanded to its current size from 1998 to 117.

Aphrodisiac Rock: In Greek mythology, Aingrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, was born in the rocks on the beach southeast of Paphos. She was stirred up by the waves hitting the huge rocks. It was born from foam, so this rock is also called "Aphrodisiac Rock".

Saint Lhasa Cathedral: This is considered one of the most precious cultural heritage sites in Larnaca and Cyprus.