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Cyprus Museum of Natural History

Museum showcasing the animal life of Cyprus and the Mediterranean, including mammals, marine life, insects and fossils. There's also an exhibition about dinosaurs, as well as mammals from North America.

Address: Odysseos
Getting there: Dáli, about 8 km south of central Nicosia
Hours: Mon-Fri 08:30-13:00
Price: Free entrance
Website: natmuseum.org.cy (opens in a new tab)

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