4. Salamis Ancient City
Dating back to 1100 BC, the grandest ancient coastal metropolis of Cyprus featuring Roman baths, a gymnasium, and theater.
Located on the northeast coast of Famagusta, Salamis spans a vast seaside area filled with marble-colonnaded gymnasiums, a 15,000-capacity Roman amphitheater, public baths, and temples.
Stop-by-Stop Route Plan
Gymnasium, Baths & Roman Theater
Walk through the Corinthian marble columns of the Gymnasium and the 15,000-seat theater.
Other Cyprus Driving Routes
1. Kyrenia Castle
Standing proudly at the eastern end of Kyrenia, Kyrenia Castle features massive Venetian defensive walls, Lusignan royal dungeons, the 12th-century Chapel of St. George, and the world’s oldest recovered merchant shipwreck.
2. Kyrenia Ancient Harbour & Promenade
Renowned as one of the most picturesque harbours in the Mediterranean, Kyrenia Ancient Harbour invites visitors to stroll along its stone promenade, embark on boat tours, and dine by the water.
3. Bellapais Abbey
Located in Bellapais village just uphill from Kyrenia, this 13th-century monastery enchants visitors with its Gothic stone arches, acoustic Refectory hall, peaceful courtyard gardens, and traditional village restaurants.
