Venue
The Landmark Nicosia
The Landmark Nicosia is one of the most historic and iconic venues in Cyprus, deeply woven into the country’s political, diplomatic, business, and cultural history.
Originally opened in 1967 as the Hilton Cyprus, it was the island’s first five-star hotel and quickly became a symbol of modernity, progress, and international presence. For decades, the hotel welcomed heads of state, royalty, diplomats, and internationally renowned personalities, establishing itself as one of the capital’s most important meeting points.
The origins of the hotel date back to the early years of the Republic of Cyprus, following a meeting between Archbishop Makarios III and Conrad Hilton in New York. Their shared vision led to the creation of a landmark destination that would shape the social and public life of Nicosia for generations.
Today, following its transformation into The Landmark Nicosia, the hotel preserves its rich heritage while embracing a new era of contemporary elegance. It remains a symbol of prestige, history, and timeless hospitality in the heart of the capital.
Location
Nicosia
Nicosia, the capital city of Cyprus, is the largest and most populated city on the island. It is situated in the centre of the country and it carries a long and complex history; inhabited for over 4500 years, the Cypriot capital since the 11th century and the world’s only remaining divided capital. Today, Nicosia is the financial and business heart of Cyprus as well as a truly multicultural city where the past and the present meet and merge.