Churches
Larnaca Medieval Castle and Museum
This historic castle, built in 1625 by the Turks to defend the city, sits on Larnaca’s waterfront. It has served various roles from fortress to prison during British rule and now houses the Larnaca Medieval Museum. The castle is notable for its Turkish inscription above the entrance. Visitors can explore exhibits showcasing artifacts from early Christian, Byzantine, Lusignan, and Ottoman periods. Its elevated position offers panoramic views of Larnaca Bay. The castle also functions as a center for cultural events in summer, blending history with contemporary community life.
Location:
Kamares Aqueduct
