Cyprus Museum: A Treasure Trove

The Cyprus Museum is the oldest and largest archaeological museum in Cyprus, showcasing key artifacts from island excavations.

Founded in 1882, the museum was initially established under the direction of the British archaeologist, T.E. Lawrence. It holds significant historical importance as it preserves over 150,000 artifacts, providing insights into Cypriot history and culture.

Noteworthy Highlights

💎 Hall 11 features the Royal Tomb finds from Salamis, including an intricately decorated bronze pot.
🐉 Hall 4 displays 2000+ ancient terracotta votive statues, dating back to the 7th century BC.
🗿 Hall 5 showcases the famous Aphrodite of Soli statue, marketed as the ‘goddess of Cyprus’.

Visitors can enjoy free guided tours offered three times a week, ideal for tourists, families, and historians. Accessibility is straightforward, and exhibitions provide a clear narrative of the island's rich heritage.