US citizens can enter Cyprus for up to 90 days for tourist or business purposes without a visa.

Places I've visted in Cyprus

Places I've visted in Cyprus

Places I've visted in Cyprus

Places I plan to visit

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Things you should eat in Cyprus

Things you should eat in Cyprus

Things you should eat in Cyprus

Uncommon ingredients used in Cyprus

Uncommon ingredients used in Cyprus

Uncommon ingredients used in Cyprus

National Motto: Freedom or Death

National Motto: Freedom or Death

National Motto: Freedom or Death

Cyprus is an island country in the Eastern Mediterranean. It is the third largest and third most populous island in the Mediterranean.

Cypriot cuisine is a delightful blend of Greek, Turkish, and Middle Eastern influences, reflecting the island's rich history and cultural diversity. It features a variety of fresh ingredients, including olive oil, herbs, grains, and vegetables, often accompanied by grilled meats and seafood. Traditional dishes include halloumi cheese, souvlaki, and moussaka, while meze, a selection of small dishes, offers a taste of various flavors. The use of spices such as cinnamon and coriander adds depth to the dishes, and desserts like baklava and loukoumades provide a sweet finish to meals.

Places you might want to visit in Cyprus

Places you might want to visit in Cyprus

Places you might want to visit in Cyprus

What to do:

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Ancient ruins, beautiful beaches, and delicious cuisine

Ancient ruins, beautiful beaches, and delicious cuisine

Ancient ruins, beautiful beaches, and delicious cuisine

What not to do:

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The UN Buffer Zone, also known as the Green Line

The UN Buffer Zone, also known as the Green Line

The UN Buffer Zone, also known as the Green Line