Archbishop's Palace, Archbishop's residence in Nicosia
The Archbishop's Palace is a symbol of the religious history in Cyprus.
It has been the seat of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus since the 18th century.
The palace includes a library and museums showcasing Cypriot church artifacts.
Guided tours are available, providing insights into the palace's architecture and history.
Its neoclassical style stands out amidst the surrounding modern cityscape.
Location: Nicosia
Architectural style: Byzantine Revival architecture
Address: Πλατεία Αρχιεπισκόπου Κυπριανού, 1016, Λευκωσία
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