Cyprus is the largest island in the eastern Mediterranean and is situated south of Turkey. The two main mountain ranges are the Pentadactylos in the north and the Troodos in central and south-western part of the island. Between them is the fertile plain of Messaoria.
Cyprus has long been a crossing point between Europe, Asia and Africa and still has many traces of successive civilisations - Roman theatres and villas, Byzantine churches and monasteries, Crusader castles and pre-historic habitats.
The island's main economic activities are tourism, clothing and craft exports and merchant shipping. Traditional crafts include embroidery, pottery and copperwork.
Traditional local dishes include the meze - a selection of appetizers served as a main dish, halloumi cheese and the zivania schnapps.
Since Turkey occupied the north of the island in 1974, the Turkish Cypriot and Greek Cypriot communities have been separated by the so-called Green Line.
Cyprus is well known as the island of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, who, according to legend, was born here.
In modern literature, names such as Costas Montis (poet and writer) and Demetris Gotsis (writer) stand out, while Evagoras Karageorgis and Marios Tokas are well known for their musical compositions.
NICOSIA NIGHTLIFE
Nicosia provides a more varied urban scene, with more black-clad bohemians than blonds in bikinis, but the same Euro DJs mixing house tracks. Most entertainment spots are in Laiki Ytonia and west of the center, along George Grivas Ave. Behind Ledra Hotel there is a ten-lane bowling alley, always very crowded on weekends. Not far from there is the Nicosia international fair ground. In Engomi, slightly more than a mile from the center, there are two discos: Africana Disco and Scorpios Disco. Young people mostly frequent the Eleftheria Street, where many pubs are, but also the main shopping areas.
Nicosia may not have the scene that Kyrenia in North Cyprus enjoys, but there's still plenty of places to find entertainment on your North Cyprus holiday in Nicosia.
Bars and Restaurants in North Nicosia
You'll find atmospheric restaurants and lively bars.
Casinos in North Nicosia, Northern Cyprus
Casinos are very popular in North Cyprus, and if you fancy a flutter, the casino in the Saray Hotel in Nicosia is welcoming and comfortably international. Of course, if you want to celebrate your win, pop up to the rooftop bar for a celebratory drink and great views across the city. The casinos often bring major stars across from Turkey to entertain, so you can enjoy top class entertainment as well as blackjack, roulette and poker. Other North Nicosia casinos include the Sabris Orient Casino, the Hard Casino, and the casino at the City Royal Hotel.
Clubs and Discos in Nicosia, North Cyprus
Like the casinos, many of the discos in North Nicosia are based around the international hotels. The Royal Hotel, for example, offers a daily programme of a disco along with live events. It is better to stick to major hotel discos, as most so-called "nightclub's" around Nicosia are little more than tacky escort bars. For a real European style dance club, it's best to head out of town for the beaches on the north coast, and to open air clubs such as Escape and Night Park that rival Ayaia Napa on top dj nights.
Nicosia Race Club
OK, not exactly nightlife, but with horse races starting at 5pm in the summer, you can have a great Saturday night out at the races. The purpose built stadium is very pleasant inside, and who knows, your horse may even win!
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