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WHERE TO … LARNAKA –PAST & PRESENT TREASURES REVEALED– WHERE TO… WHERE TO… 2 LARNAKA LARNAKA 3 PAST & PRESENT TREASURES REVEALED CONTENT WELCOME PAST & PRESENT TREASURES REVEALED WHERE TO… WHERE TO… STAY VISIT Members of the Board CTO Licensed Religious Sites Accommodation Establishments Cultural Sites Larnaka Tourism Board’s members derive from a varied Rural Larnaka professional background. The common thread bringing 09 14 these people together is their love for Larnaka. The members of the board have taken time out of their op and Bottom Images © Larnaka Tourism Board. busy schedules to share with us the key things they love most about Larnaka town and the surrounding region. WHERE TO… WHERE TO… GO SHOP Beaches . Watersports Retail Therapy Leisure . Diving & Cruising sionate about his home, “I love every tics which don’t exist in other cities. Cycling . Nature Trails single thing about Larnaka. I strongly Events Diary believe that Larnaka is the most beauti- Where To Visit? ful city in Cyprus.” 51 74 The Larnaka Medieval Castle and the As you browse through our guide, we old town around Saint Lazarus Square. hope that you will begin to understand © Ntina Halla. 4, 5 and 6 Larnaka Tourism Board. This Page: T why this is the feeling that so many Where To Go? WHERE TO… WHERE TO… people from Larnaka carry in their hearts. Watersports, which one can find in all Larnaka’s beaches, kitesurfing, and TASTE FIND The charismatic personalities, the hos- nightlife at the Mckenzie hotspot. pitable warmth, as with good food is a staple amongst the Cypriot people. Dining Weddings Dinos Lefkaritis However what is rare in a city the size Drinking Tourist Information of Larnaka, is the preservation of the The Chairman of the Larnaka Tourism true Cypriot authenticity from years Board welcomes you to Larnaka. gone by. It really is like nowhere else. 78 88 Dinos Lefkaritis, endeavours along with What do you love most about Larnaka? the other board members to highlight Published by Where To Cyprus for the Larnaka Tourism Board. Where To Cyprus endeavor to make every effort to ensure that the contents of this publica- tion are accurate at the time of publication. The editorial materials and views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Where To Cyprus, its publish- this beautiful, historical region. I love Larnaka not only because it is my ers or partners. Where To Cyprus Reserve All Rights to this publication and its content and it may not be reproduced in full or in part without expressed hometown, but because of its special written permission of Where To Cyprus. The Larnaka Tourism Board Reserve All Rights to their text and images herein. Where To Cyprus accept no respon- sibility for the advertising content or the return of unsolicited mail, images or manuscripts. For further information please contact: [email protected]. Born and raised in Larnaka, he is pas- atmosphere and its unique characteris- Cover Page: Left to Right: 1. © Larnaka Tourism Board, 2 and 3 All Images © Larnaka Tourism Board. www.larnakaregion.com www.larnakaregion.com FEATURES WHERE TO… WHERE TO… 4 LARNAKA LARNAKA 5 PAST & PRESENT TREASURES REVEALED WELCOME WELCOME PAST & PRESENT TREASURES REVEALED picnic sites and enjoy the spectacular church of the Holy Cross, the old houses thing from sandy beaches to shops, views from its view points. that have been named ancient monu- tavernas, museums, churches, archeo- ments, the Dafermou Winery, the small logical sights, clubs and a lot of genuine You can have a leisure cycling tour in churches inside and outside Lefkara local character. the village and on the hill, ending your village that have been recognized as day savouring the tradition’s and hos- monuments B in the catalogue of the Where To Visit? pitality in the small coffee shops and Government Antiquities Department There is nothing more rewarding but to tavernas in the village. and the Lefkara delights shop. walk in the narrow streets of the cen- ter of Larnaka specially in the area sur- If you are a person who loves sports, Where To Go? then you can do your cycling train- rounding the Medieval Castle and Saint ing on the trails of the Voroklini Hill Handicraft lessons on Lefkara embroi- Lazarus Church. Around each corner (Prophet Elias and Gerakomouti) or deries and silversmithing, Walks or hik- is a hidden story, each building, how- have an exciting quad bike safari that ing at the surrounding environment, ever humble it is, has something that reminds us of years gone by. Andreas Louroutziatis Othonas Theodoulou, President of the Lar- Chrysostomos Parpounas, President you will never forget. Fishing at the Lefkara Dam (relevant Larnaka Mayor naka Chamber of Commerce & Industry of Voroklini Community Council license is required), Hiking from Liva- For persons who love nature, Vo- diotissa to Agia Marina church, Hiking Where To Go? What do you love most about Larnaka? What do you love most about Larnaka? What do you love most about Larnaka? roklini Lake is a must-see wildlife site to the Sotira mountain and Mountain During the warm sunny days a visit at in the Larnaka district. This fantastic biking. the McKenzie Beach is a must. A lovely, The fact that although Larnaka is a The fact that it has the atmosphere What I love most about Larnaka is nature patch is literally in the heart of long stretch of sandy beach washed by dynamic city, it is yet a historic place of a small city and the convenience its peacefulness. It’s the only place in Voroklini community and, despite its the crystal clear waters of the Mediter- which has not lost its character. I love of a metropolitan area. Cyprus that combines places of resi- small size, is home to rich wildlife. ranean sea. Let’s not forget that Cyprus Larnaka because of its delightful and dence, for leisure, recreation and holi- is blessed with the cleanest sea water compact city centre, its charming Where To Visit? daying and still keeps its serenity and in Europe. The water sports center of Promenade and because of its friendly peacefulness. the area is extremely well equipped and hospitable citizens. Every piece of Larnaka offers some- and one can try any kind of activity like thing special. It is highly recom- Where To Visit? wind surfing, water skiing, canoeing, jet Where To Visit? mended to explore the hidden parts ski, banana ride etc. of the region. During summer time you can visit the I recommend a visit to the Saint Yiannades Beach in Voroklini. Here Lazarus Church, which is one of the Where To Go? you will find the safest waters for most important surviving Byzantine swimming on the whole of the island. monuments in Cyprus. Also, a visit to Snorkelling or scuba diving at the It is the best beach for families with the various city’s Museums and the Zenobia and night walks not only in young children. Water sports activi- unique Salt Lake. On the outskirts of the promenade but also in the nar- ties are also situated on this beach. Larnaka it is recommended to visit row picturesque streets of the old Victor Mantovani, Director V.M.Mantovani the traditional village of Lefkara and town. the Neolithic Settlement of Choirokoi- At night you can have a walk on the Plotin Travel Ltd, ACTA President promenade that covers the length of tia. I personally enjoy walking along What do you love most about Larnaka? the cosmopolitan Foinikoudes Prom- the Voroklini Beach and enjoy your Savvas Xenofontos drink or meal under the clear summer enade and also at the very lively night Lefkara Mayor There are two things that distinguish spot of McKenzie. sky of Cyprus. What do you love most about Larnaka? Larnaka from most holiday resorts. The concentration of so much to see Where To Go? Where To Go? The village of Lefkara with its unique ar- and do in the small, but rich in culture chitectural style, its narrow paved streets, town center and the easy contact and Joanna Florentiadou Larnaka is not just a summer resort. Larnaka offers a variety of activities its natural environment, the clear horizon interaction with the locals. In Larnaka General Manager, Sandy Beach Hotel such as water sports, which are pro- Apart from the fact that you can still and the hospitality of the people. you never feel like a tourist. The locals vided on most beaches, bird watching swim and enjoy the sea for the whole mingle continually with the visitors and What do you love most about Larnaka? at the Salt Lake, diving at the famous year, you can also have long walks Where To Visit? there is not one single place where you Zenobia wreck, kitesurfing and, of on the nature trails of the Arodaphne see more tourists than locals. In the The magical blue waters. The ulti- course, gastronomy! Hill in Voroklini, enjoy a picnic on its The folk art museum of Lefkara, the compact center you can find every- mate blend of history with the mod- All Images © Larnaka Tourism Board. All Images © Larnaka Tourism Board. FEATURES www.larnakaregion.com www.larnakaregion.com FEATURES WHERE TO… WHERE TO… 6 LARNAKA LARNAKA 7 PAST & PRESENT TREASURES REVEALED WELCOME WELCOME PAST & PRESENT TREASURES REVEALED ern world, where East meets West Angeloktisti Church in Kiti. place to live and visit. It is a compact experience different things. Larnaka Church in Kellia. in harmony. The buzzing nightlife city that offers everything within combines culture, fun, agrotourism, on the water, the warm hearts of its Where To Go? very small distances. From the old relaxing but also the best beaches, a Where To Go? people! town to the new one, from the shop- variety of water sports and nightlife.
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    RL cover [temp]:Layout 1 1/6/10 17:35 Page 2 2009 United Nations Intangible Educational, Scientific and Cultural Cultural Organization Heritage Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity RL cover [temp]:Layout 1 1/6/10 17:35 Page 5 Rep List 2009 2.15:Layout 1 26/5/10 09:25 Page 1 2009 Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity Rep List 2009 2.15:Layout 1 26/5/10 09:25 Page 2 © UNESCO/Michel Ravassard Foreword by Irina Bokova, Director-General of UNESCO UNESCO is proud to launch this much-awaited series of publications devoted to three key components of the 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage: the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding, the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, and the Register of Good Safeguarding Practices. The publication of these first three books attests to the fact that the 2003 Convention has now reached the crucial operational phase. The successful implementation of this ground-breaking legal instrument remains one of UNESCO’s priority actions, and one to which I am firmly committed. In 2008, before my election as Director-General of UNESCO, I had the privilege of chairing one of the sessions of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, in Sofia, Bulgaria. This enriching experience reinforced my personal convictions regarding the significance of intangible cultural heritage, its fragility, and the urgent need to safeguard it for future generations. Rep List 2009 2.15:Layout 1 26/5/10 09:25 Page 3 It is most encouraging to note that since the adoption of the Convention in 2003, the term ‘intangible cultural heritage’ has become more familiar thanks largely to the efforts of UNESCO and its partners worldwide.
  • Bar Snacks & Nibbles

    Bar Snacks & Nibbles

    BAR SNACKS & NIBBLES ASSORTED CANAPES ANTIPASTI PLATTER €16.00 Salmon & cream cheese | Σολομός με μαλακό τυρί Prosciutto, Milano & Napoli Salami, Bresaola, Ciabatta bread, pickled vegetables and gherkins. Brie & walnut | Μπρι με καρύδι Προσιούτο, Σαλάμι και Μπρεζάολα σερβιρισμένα Prosciutto & melon | Προσιούτο με πεπόνι με ψωμί τσιαπάτα και τουρσί. Chicken & mango chutney | Κοτόπουλο με μάνγκο CHeese Platter €16.00 Brie, Emmental, Parmesan, Manouri, Scarmoza, 4 canapés (choice of two) €7.00 fig chutney, rosemary Grissini, fresh fruit. 8 canapés (choice of three) €12.00 Μπρι, Έμμενταλ, Παρμεζάνα, Μανούρι και Σκαρμόζα, 12 canapés (choice of four) €16.00 με «chutney» σύκου, κριτσίνια και φρέσκα φρούτα. COCKTAIL O’CLOCK | ΚΟΚΤΕΙΛ APPLE Martini €7.50 Vodka, sour apple schnapps, lemon BELLINI €9.00 Prosecco, white peach purée Black RUssian €8.00 Vodka, Tia Maria BloodY MARY €7.50 Vodka, tomato juice, Worcestershire sauce BOURBON FIX €9.00 Bourbon, fresh berries, lime BRANDY SOUR €7.50 Anglias brandy, Angostura bitters, lemon squash, soda water CAIPIRINHA €9.00 Cachaça, brown sugar, lime, crushed ice Captain MORGAN’S Island Passion €9.00 Captain Morgan rum, ginger ale, passion fruit Cosmopolitan €7.50 Vodka, Triple sec, lime, cranberry juice CUCUMBER COOLER €7.50 Gin, tonic water, mint, sugar, cucumber HENDRICK’S GIN & TONIC €10.00 Hendrick’s gin, tonic, cucumber COCKTAIL O’CLOCK | ΚΟΚΤΕΙΛ DAIQUIRIS | €9.00 KIR ROYALE €22.00 Champagne, crème de cassis Ice-blended rum, fruit purée, fresh fruit LONG Island ICED Tea €10.00 Vodka, tequila, rum, gin,