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Cyprus Postal Museum

Presents the postal history from the Venetian era, and has a very large collection of stamps.

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Archangel Michael Trypiotis Church
Orthodox church built in 1695 according to an inscription, but its icon of Archangel Michael is older. Other points of interest of this church are its beautiful 18th-century iconostasis and the relics of Saint Riginos.
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Plato's Bar
Long-established and popular, in the old city in an old converted house. Prides itself on its incredible range of beers, wines, malts and spirits selection. Good food menu. Has a beautiful yard open all year round featuring two massive fireplaces in the Winter. Nice Rock, Blues, Indie and Alternative sounds. Opens at 20:00 all year round. Entrance is not allowed to men with sleeveless T-shirts.
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Ömeriye Mosque
Open for both worshipers and visitors, Ömeriye is regarded as the most important mosque in the non-Turkish part of Cyprus. The mosque was built in 1571, when the island came under Ottoman rule after the Ottoman-Venetian War.
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Habibi
Syrian restaurant with salads, döner and sandwiches.
daily 11:00-23:00€5-7 (Apr 2020)