Archdiocese - Archdiocese in Nicosia, Archdiocese of Cyprus located in Nicosia or Lefkosia, Cyprus

 Liberty Monument - Monument to freedom of Cypriot Hellenism (Eleftheria). Conveniently located close to the Archdiocese, Nicosia, Cyprus.

 Limassol Castle - Limassol Castle, medieval castle of Limassol now serves as a medieval museum, Limassol, Cyprus

 Tombs of the Kings - The Tombs of the Kings field in Paphos, Cyprus, situated in Kato Paphos along Tomb of the Kings road. Underground tombs dates back to the 4th century B.C. and are carved out of solid rock, with some decorated with Doric pillars. Originally a Christian catacomb retaining 12th century frescoes. A sacred tree situated there is believed to cure the sick.

 Columns - Underground columns at the Tombs of the Kings (τάφοι των βασιλέων), Paphos, Cyprus

 Excavated sites - One of the numerous excavated sites at the Tombs of the Kings north-west of Paphos harbour in Cyprus

 Meneou - Larnaca Salt Lake (Αλυκή Λάρνακας) and the town of Meneou (Μενεού), Larnaca (Λάρνακα), Larnaca District (Επαρχία Λάρνακας), Cyprus (Κύπρος)

 Pafos Lighthouse - Paphos Lighthouse (Pafos Lighthouse), in Paphos, on the Western Coast of Cyprus

 Boat - Boat in Paphos harbor and the Castle of Paphos on the left - Paphos, Cyprus

 Paphos Port - Paphos Port or Paphos harbour where there is the Paphos Castle - Paphos, Cyprus

 Paphos harbour - Paphos harbour or Paphos port and Paphos view, coastal city in Paphos District, southwest of Cyprus

 Paphos Port - View of Paphos Port and the Medieval castle in Paphos (on the left), Paphos, Cyprus

 Selimiye Mosque - Selimiye Mosque in Nicosia, Cyprus - Built to be a cathedral (St. Sophia Cathedral) in 1228 - The cathedral was converted into a mosque in 1570 and the two minarets added at the same time.

 Selimiye Mosque - Downtown Nicosia and Selimiye Mosque on the right, built as the Saint Sophia Cathedral between 1209 and 1228, and transformed into a mosque later - Nicosia, Cyprus

 Mesjid - The Buyuk Han Mesjid or Great Inn's Dome in Nicosia (Lefkosia), Cyprus

 Great Inn - Buyuk Han (The Great Inn - Ottoman period) was built to provide accommodation for travellers - the two storey Buyuk Han consists of 68 rooms - Nicosia, Cyprus

 Exterior - Buyuk Han exterior, located in the traditional market centre within the City Walls, Nicosia, Cyprus

 Saint Sophia Cathedral - Selimiye Mosque, originally constructed during 1209 and 1228 as the Saint Sophia Cathedral, in Nicosia, Cyprus

 Paphos Lighthouse - Paphos Lighthouse which stands above a Roman amphitheater in Paphos, Cyprus

 Cyprus coast - Cyprus landscape, Cyprus coast and Cyprus beach, eastern Mediterranean sea

 Greek Church - Greek Church in Cyprus (Κύπρος) - Republic of Cyprus (Κυπριακή Δημοκρατία)

 Paphos Castle - Paphos Castle (Κάστρο της Πάφου) in Paphos, Cyprus.One of the two Frankish towers remained in ruins since the end of the 15th century A.D., when it was destroyed by an earthquake. Just before the Ottoman conquest of 1570, the Venetians destroyed what was left of the two towers with the use of explosives, in accordance with their decision to base the defense of the island on three towns of Famagusta, Lefkosia and Kyrenia. What survives today is the Ottoman restoration of the western Frankish tower, its Venetian additions and the remains of the second tower at a distance of 50m, to the east.

 View - View of Paphos Castle. The remains of the tower, incorporated into the Ottoman building, belonged to one of two towers erected by the Frankish rulers of Cyprus, after the destructive earthquake of 1222 A.D. The two towers were interconnected by a curtain wall. When the Genoese captured the fort in 1373 A.D., they raised the height of its walls and shaped the moat, simply by cutting part of the mole which provides access from the seaward tower to the shore. Paphos Castle, Paphos harbour, Cyprus.

 Pafos castle - Paphos Castle: the small fort which stands on the ancient mole at the western part of the port of Nea Pafos was included in the coastal defensive system of Cyprus. It is in fact a Frankish tower within a Venetian wall. After its destruction, it was restored by the Ottomans in 1592 A.D., according to the inscription above the only entrance. It seems that roughly on the same site, there were earlier Byzantine fortifications mentioned by Ayios Neofytos. Paphos, Cyprus.

 Troodos village - Cyprus Troodos village, Troodos Mountains range of Cyprus, which include the Mount Olympus at 1,952 metres

 Lighthouse - Lighthouse in Paphos (Πάφος), Paphos District, Cyprus

 Paphos Seaside - A small house at Paphos Seaside, Paphos, southwest of Cyprus

 Harbour area - The harbour area in Alanya - The ferry from Alanya to Keryneia (Girne, Kyrenia) in Occupied Northern Cyprus

 Old Town - Street in Nicosia old town, Nicosia on the Pedieos (Kanlidere) river, centre of Cyprus

 Grecian Beach - Aya Napa's beach, Grecian Beach - view toward Cape Greco, also known as Cavo Greco at the southern end of Famagusta Bay, Cyprus

 Fountain - Fountain in Agia Napa Monastery, Agia Napa area (Αγία Νάπα), island of Cyprus

 Street - A quiet road leading to Nicosia Downtown (Greek: Λευκωσία) - Cyprus

 Downtown Nicosia - Promenade in Nicosia, downtown Nicosia (Lefkosia or Lefkosha), capital and largest city of Cyprus

 Lacci panorama - Amazing panorama of Latchi's coast - near Polis, Cyprus

 Lefkosia - Panorama southern Nicosia (Greek: Λευκωσία, Turkish: Lefkoşa), on the Pedieos (Kanlidere) river, Cyprus

 Seafront - Limassol's seafront, Cyprus

 Street - Street downtown Limassol (Λεμεσός), Cyprus (Κύπρος)

 By night - Street downtown Limassol, Cyprus

 By night - Skyline of Limassol (Λεμεσός, Lemesos) by night, Sea front, Akrotiri Bay (Greek: Κόλπος Ακρωτηριου, Kolpos Akrotiriou; Turkish: Limasol Körfezi), Cyprus

 Bellapais (Beylerbeyi) Abbey - Bellapais (Beylerbeyi) Abbey - Southern suburb of Kyrenia (Keryneia, Girne). Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. Penthadaktylos (Fivefingers, Besparmak) Mountains

 Centre - Modern Centre of Nicosia - Lefkosia or Lefkosha - Cyprus

 Ayia Kyriaki Church - Archeological area with St Paul's Pillar and Fabricia, Pafos, southwest region of Cyprus

 East of Polis - Beach - east of Polis (Polis Chrysochous, Πόλις Χρυσοχούς), north-west end of the island of Cyprus

 Lighthouse - Old lighthouse in Pafos in the archeological area, near the House of Dyonizos - Pafos, southwest Cyprus

 Agia Napa Monastery - Agia Napa Monastery, Agia Napa or Agia Napa (Greek: Αγία Νάπα), resort at the far eastern end of the south coast of the island of Cyprus

 Colonial buildings - Polis colonial buildings, north-west end of the island of Cyprus

 Fountain - Fountain in Polis old town at the north-west end of the island of Cyprus, at the centre of Chrysochous Bay, and on the edge of the Akamas peninsula nature reserve - Polis (or Polis Chrysochous, in Greek Πόλις Χρυσοχούς)

 Kyrenia castle - Kyrenia castle, Kyrenia, northern coast of Cyprus, in the region controlled by the Turkish Cypriots

 Inside Kyrenia castle - Inside Kyrenia castle, Kyrenia (Turkish: Girne; Greek: Κερύνεια), Cyprus

 Panorama - Turkish city of Kyrenia (Turkish: Girne) viewed from Fivefinger Mountain (Bellapais Abbey), northern coast of Cyprus