Nicosia, Capital city in Cyprus
Nicosia is the seat of government as well as the main business centre of Cyprus.
Established over 4,500 years ago, Nicosia boasts a rich history that is reflected in its diverse architecture and historic sites.
Nicosia houses several museums including the Cyprus Museum which contains artifacts uncovered from the island's archaeological sites.
The city is known for its hot-summer Mediterranean climate with long and extremely warm summers and mild winters.
It is the only divided capital in the world, with the northern part claimed by the breakaway state of Northern Cyprus.
Location: Nicosia District
Population: 330000
Elevation above the sea: 220 m
Website: nicosia.org.cy
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Nicosia is the seat of government as well as the main business centre of Cyprus.
Selimiye Mosque, formerly known as Saint Sophia Cathedral, stands as a landmark of Nicosia.
Kumarcilar Han is an exquisite example of Ottoman architecture.
The Hamam Omerye Baths in Nicosia, Cyprus, is a place of deep relaxation and revitalization.
The Ömeriye Mosque is a notable place of worship located in the heart of Nicosia.
The Archbishop's Palace is a symbol of the religious history in Cyprus.
Shacolas Tower is a high-rise building and an architectural emblem of the city.
St. John the Theologian's Cathedral, renowned for its frescoes and icons.
