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Cyprus hosts a strong arts and crafts culture, and markets are an integral part of traditional Mediterranean life. Visitors will find a variety of local items, including spices, lace, ceramics, and embroidery.
Cyprus landscape looking north to the Troodos Mountains.
The Machairas Monastery, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, was founded at the end of the 12th century near the village of Lazanias, about 40 km (25 mi) from Nicosia, Cyprus.
Although part of the Bellapais Abbey in Cyprus is in ruins, portions remain in use for religious services, concerts, and as a romantic setting for weddings. Shown here is the still-very-much-intact refectory.
Ancient icons in Cyprus.
Landscape view looking toward the city of Limassol, Cyprus.
The earliest archeological finds at Salamis, on the east coast of Cyprus, date to the 11th century B.C. The amphitheater in the distance is from later Roman times.
The amphitheater at Salamis, on the east coast of Cyprus, dates to Roman times.
The amphitheater at Salamis, on the east coast of Cyprus, dates to Roman times.
The ruins of the Roman gymnasium at Salamis, on the east coast of Cyprus.
Another view of the Roman gymnasium columns at Salamis, Cyprus.
The Roman public pool at Salamis, Cyprus. The statues were collected from throughout the site and placed in the pool at a later date.
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