Guidebook for Larnaca
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Larnaca International Airport
the place from where you will start your journey
Luzignian King James I (1382-1398AD), built it to protect the harbour of the town. More recently, the English used it as a place for the execution of convicts and as a prison, up until 1948.
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Larnaca Castle
Piyale PaşaLuzignian King James I (1382-1398AD), built it to protect the harbour of the town. More recently, the English used it as a place for the execution of convicts and as a prison, up until 1948.
Stands on the shore at the south end of ‘Phoinikoudes’corniche and was probably built during the reign of James I (1382 -1398) to protect the town’s harbour. Its original shape remains unknown
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Larnaca Pier
AthenonStands on the shore at the south end of ‘Phoinikoudes’corniche and was probably built during the reign of James I (1382 -1398) to protect the town’s harbour. Its original shape remains unknown
situated in the bay of Larnaka, lies 110 nautical miles from Beirut and Tripoli, 145 n.m. from Tel-Aviv, 230 n.m. from Port–Said and 250 n.m. from Rhodes.
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Larnaka Marina
situated in the bay of Larnaka, lies 110 nautical miles from Beirut and Tripoli, 145 n.m. from Tel-Aviv, 230 n.m. from Port–Said and 250 n.m. from Rhodes.
Neolithic ruins
Choirokoitia
Lendmark
Larnaca Salt Lake is a scenic area of shallow water where pink flamingoes gather. In summer, walk across the dry, moon-like terrain.
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Salt Lake Larnaca
Larnaca Salt Lake is a scenic area of shallow water where pink flamingoes gather. In summer, walk across the dry, moon-like terrain.
Church of Saint Lazarus
Ayiou LazarouBeach
Finikoudes Beach
Finikoudes beach is a few minutes away from the property