Venues
Old Nicosia Town Hall
The Old Nicosia Town Hall, located in the heart of Nicosia’s historic center, is a striking example of early 20th-century architecture. This elegant building, with its blend of neoclassical and traditional Cypriot styles, stands as a testament to the city’s rich architectural and cultural heritage. Originally constructed to house municipal offices, the Town Hall has long been a central fixture in local administration, embodying the historical and civic spirit of Nicosia. Its prominent location and distinctive design make it a significant cultural landmark in the city’s urban landscape.
Ledra Palace
The Ledra Palace, situated in the heart of Nicosia, stands as a symbol of Cyprus’s complex history and architectural evolution. Originally constructed in the 1930s, this grand hotel has served as a prominent venue for international diplomacy and cultural events. Its architectural style combines elements of traditional Cypriot and modernist influences, showcasing the evolution of local design aesthetics. The Ledra Palace is not only renowned for its luxurious interiors but also for its historical role as a meeting place during significant political negotiations, adding layers of historical depth to its distinguished presence.
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.
