Shacolas Tower, Nicosia
Rising 50 metres into the sky, the Shacolas Tower is the 3rd tallest building in Nicosia, with a museum and observatory on the 11th floor providing panoramic views over the city..
Rising 50 metres into the sky, the Shacolas Tower is the 3rd tallest building in Nicosia, with a museum and observatory on the 11th floor providing panoramic views over the city.
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About Shacolas Tower
Walled Old City, Nicosia, Cyprus
Shacolas Tower and Nearby Sights on Map
Leventis Museum
The Leventis Municipal Museum in Nicosia traces the evolution of the city from the Chalcolithic period (3000BC) to the present day through an extensive collection of artifacts including archaeological finds, traditional costumes, photographs, medieval pottery, maps and engravings, jewelry, and furniture
Museum of the History of Cypriot Coinage
The Museum of the History of Cypriot Coinage is a numismatic museum showcasing the evolution of currency in Cyprus since the 6th century BC through a chronologically arranged collection of over 500 coins
Ledra Street
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Hamam Omerye
Hamam Omerye offers a luxurious spa experience
Cyprus Classic Motorcycle Museum
The Cyprus Classic Motorcycle Museum showcases the personal collection of over 150 bikes belonging to Andreas Nicolaou, made between 1914 and 1983
Buyuk Han
Buyuk Han, which translates to 'Great Inn', is considered as the pinnacle of Cypriot architecture in Nicosia
A. G. Leventis Gallery
The Leventis Gallery showcases an excellent collection of art by European artists from the 17th to 20th centuries
Cyprus Museum
The Cyprus Museum in Nicosia traces the history of Cyprus from prehistoric times to the early Christian period through chronologically presented archaeological exhibits
Archbishop Makarios III Cultural Foundation
The Archbishop Makarios III Cultural Foundation preserves and showcases the cultural heritage of Cyprus
Selimiye Mosque
The Selimiye Mosque was constructed in the 13th century as the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Saint Sophia, but converted into a mosque by the Ottoman invaders in 1570