You are in the HOTEL LES PALMIERS, in the centre of Larnaka, where the symbols of culture take substance. The famous pedestrian road of Finikoudes resides precisely beside you, along with the brightest and most pleasant side of city. Completely renovated comes to reclaim its place.
It combines the calm and comfortable stay, giving simultaneously the possibility of accommodation in the commercial and administrative centre of city. Embrace the urban way of life.
The ideal location of the hotel offers easy access to historical sites and modern commercial centers and also gives the opportunity to explore the night life of Larnaka.
In the region you will find the best known shops, while at the same time you can walk trough the scenic part of town with the traditional seasonal colours, the houses, graphic allies, the taverns and the shops with folk art.
Things to see and do around LES PALMIERS Agios Lazaros
Saint Lazarus (Ayios Lazaros) is the patron saint of Larnaca. Kition (Larnaca) became his second home after his resurrection by Christ, and he lived here for another 30 years. He was ordained Bishop of Kition by Saints Barbaras and Mark. In the 9th century a magnificent church was erected over his tomb by Emperor Leo VI. The church one of the finest examples of Byzantine architecture in Cyprus was faithfully restored in the 17th century, and the iconostasis is an excellent example of baroque woodcarving.
Promenade Square
Located on the palm-lined seafront of Larnaca, you have access to shops, restaurants, bars and entertainment within walking distance. Also on the Phinikoudes sea front is the Larnaca marina, which offers daily boat trips to different locations.
Museum Pierides
The Pierides Museum can be characterised one of the most important museums of Cyprus since the collection contains the most important and characteristic presentation of Cyprus civilization through the centuries. The archaeological collection is housed in the residence of the Pierides family, built in 1815, where the visitor can travel through the ages covering 9000 years of the island’s history, beginning from Neolithic times through to the Bronze Age, Geometric, Archaic, Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine-Medieval age.A very important cartography collection of old maps and charts of Cyprus and the Eastern Mediterranean is also housed in the Pierides Museum, as well as the prized collection of Greek and Roman glassware.Finally in the garden of the museum, the visitor can stroll through a modern sculpture gallery with works by important Greek and Cypriot artists.
