The Cyprus Museum
About
The Cyprus Museum is the oldest and largest archaeological museum on the island, housing an invaluable collection of artifacts tracing the history of Cyprus from the Neolithic Age to the early Byzantine period. The museum showcases beautifully preserved pottery, grand statues, and jewelry discovered across the island.

Highlights
What makes this place special

The Horned God statue
View the famous bronze statue dating back to the late Bronze Age.

The Terracotta collection
Admire hundreds of unique, ancient terracotta figures found in Ayia Irini.

The Aphrodite of Soli
See the iconic marble statue of the goddess of love, which serves as a symbol of Cyprus.
Things to Know
- •Located just outside the historic Venetian walls of the old city
- •The museum features a helpful, free audio guide accessible on your smartphone
- •The galleries are fully air-conditioned, making it a perfect retreat during hot summer afternoons










