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The city estate of merchant Trifon Korobkov and his wife was created from 1866 to 1899 in the style of Art Nouveau. A prominent representative of this style in Moscow was the architect Lev Kekushev
The city estate of merchant Trifon Korobkov and his wife was created from 1866 to 1899 in the style of Art Nouveau. A prominent representative of this style in Moscow was the architect Lev Kekushev

Founded in the 12th century as a fortified residence of the bishops of Aosta, the castle of Issogne was finally transformed into the Renaissance manor of the Counts de Challans in 1480-1550.
Founded in the 12th century as a fortified residence of the bishops of Aosta, the castle of Issogne was finally transformed into the Renaissance manor of the Counts de Challans in 1480-1550.

Founded in the 12th century as a fortified residence of the bishops of Aosta, the castle of Issogne was finally transformed into the Renaissance manor of the Counts de Challans in 1480-1550.
Founded in the 12th century as a fortified residence of the bishops of Aosta, the castle of Issogne was finally transformed into the Renaissance manor of the Counts de Challans in 1480-1550.

The village of Kakopetria, which in Greek means Bad stone, is one of the most beautiful and ancient villages in the Troodos mountains in Cyprus.
The village of Kakopetria, which in Greek means Bad stone, is one of the most beautiful and ancient villages in the Troodos mountains in Cyprus.

In the first centuries of our era, the catacombs of Paphos served as a refuge for the early Christians. Here they hid from the Gentiles and martyred.
In the first centuries of our era, the catacombs of Paphos served as a refuge for the early Christians. Here they hid from the Gentiles and martyred.

In the first centuries of our era, the catacombs of Paphos served as a refuge for the early Christians. Here they hid from the Gentiles and martyred.
In the first centuries of our era, the catacombs of Paphos served as a refuge for the early Christians. Here they hid from the Gentiles and martyred.

The monastery in Omodos arose in the first centuries of the Christian era. Here is kept a particle of the Cross-of the Lord. The modern architectural ensemble has been preserved since the 17th century
The monastery in Omodos arose in the first centuries of the Christian era. Here is kept a particle of the Cross-of the Lord. The modern architectural ensemble has been preserved since the 17th century

The monastery in Omodos arose in the first centuries of the Christian era. Here is kept a particle of the Cross-of the Lord. The modern architectural ensemble has been preserved since the 17th century
The monastery in Omodos arose in the first centuries of the Christian era. Here is kept a particle of the Cross-of the Lord. The modern architectural ensemble has been preserved since the 17th century

The ancient necropolis of the city, due to the splendor of the funerary structures, is called the Royal Tombs. The Romans sacked it and turned the necropolis into a quarry.
The ancient necropolis of the city, due to the splendor of the funerary structures, is called the Royal Tombs. The Romans sacked it and turned the necropolis into a quarry.

Street exhibitions of goods - from huge dishes to tiny souvenirs - serve as an attractive tradition of Italian handicraft ceramics shops.
Street exhibitions of goods - from huge dishes to tiny souvenirs - serve as an attractive tradition of Italian handicraft ceramics shops.

In the Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker in Kakopetria, the upper gable roof was used for the first time. The villagers hid the domes and arches of the Orthodox Church under it from the Turks.
In the Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker in Kakopetria, the upper gable roof was used for the first time. The villagers hid the domes and arches of the Orthodox Church under it from the Turks.

According to ancient Greek legend, it was here that the goddess of love Aphrodite, born from the foam of the sea, came to the shore of Cyprus.
According to ancient Greek legend, it was here that the goddess of love Aphrodite, born from the foam of the sea, came to the shore of Cyprus.