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An old, charming town in Cyprus that enjoys an excellent location in the Mediterranean, Larnaca boasts a fascinating history dating back almost 6,000 years. With a perfect combination of culture, peaceful nature and a bustling promenade, Larnaca offers all kinds of attractions for tourists. The city is home to many unspoiled beaches, where you can soak up the sun.

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Choirokoitia: dates back to 7,000 BC and is one of the oldest sites on the island. Located 32kms from Larnaca, this well-preserved archeological site allows visitors to walk around observing the defensive walls, circular houses and tombs.

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St Lazarus Church: is one of the most important landmarks in Larnaca. The church was built by Emperor Leo VI in the 9th century on the site of the tomb of Lazarus, who travelled to Larnaca after his resurrection by Jesus and became the city�s first bishop. There is a small museum displaying some excellent examples of Byzantine religious art.

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