Museums & galleries in Cyprus

The main platform for getting acquainted with the works of contemporary Cypriot artists.

It is one of the city's largest art venues, displaying a rich collection of contemporary Cypriot art. Its collection contains over 600 works, including paintings, sculptures, installations, and collages by artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.

The oldest private museum in Cyprus, it houses a unique archaeological collection spanning 9,000 years of the island's history.

A vast space on a rocky shore, housing works by contemporary sculptors from around the world. Admission is free and the perfect spot for a sunset stroll.

The island's oldest and largest archaeological museum. Its halls display artifacts from the Neolithic to the Roman period, including the famous terracotta figures of Agia Irini and mosaics.

A contemporary art space displaying the patron's personal collection, divided into three sections: Parisian (European art from the 17th to 20th centuries), Greek, and Cypriot. A tour typically takes about two hours.

The oldest private contemporary art gallery in Cyprus, opened in 1977. It actively promotes the work of local and Greek artists (such as Rinos Stefani and Susan Vargas).

This is Cyprus's first historical museum, located in the heart of Nicosia's old town. It occupies a complex of three restored 19th-century mansions and tells the story of the city from prehistoric times (c. 3000 BC) to the present day.

This renowned art space has been operating for over 40 years. Housed in a two-story building, it offers a wide selection of artworks, from original oil and acrylic paintings to signed limited edition prints and mirrors.

Located in the historic center of the city on Europe Square, it occupies the former colonial customs warehouses, built by the British in 1881.