The Mall Of Cyprus (Nicosia)

A modern shopping mall located in the dynamic capital of the island, The Mall of Cyprus is an incredible shopping destination, ideal for those whose shopping cravings accompany them on vacation. International and national clothing shops, groceries, restaurants and coffee shops fill up the aisles of the giant mall, in a vibrant beehive of shops and eateries.

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address2025, Verginas 3, Strovolos, Cyprus
openingHoursMon–Sat 10am–8pm, Sun 11am–7pm
phone+357 77 776255
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facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/mallofcy/

Larnaca Market

Big designer names fill up the fashionable Ermou Street in Larnaca, but on Sunday, its sparkling charm is clouded by an even greater event that takes place in Ermou Street's parking lot. Larnaca Sunday Market features fruit, vegetables, souvenirs, clothes, antiques and knickknacks at unbeatable prices.

Nissi Avenue (Agia Napa)

The long promenade that stretches along the coastline in the touristy Agia Napa becomes the shopping hub of the area, and perhaps of the entire island. The trendy Nissi Avenue has seen numerous shops opening in recent years, becoming a must-visit in town. Souvenir shops are some of the most stormed by tourists, although designer clothing and beachwear shops are certainly well-known too.

Shopping in Pafos

The main shopping areas develop along Poseidonos Avenue, Apostolou Pavlou Street and Makarios Avenue, with focus on pottery, souvenirs and clothes. The Pafos Market is also not to be missed. Selling fresh products and knickknacks, it is one of the biggest and most interesting in the island. The flea markets that every now and again fill up some of the streets can be a true source of second-hand treasures, although you might have to haggle a bit to obtain a reasonable price. Kings Avenue Mall, located nearby Tombs of the Kings, is a shopper's paradise: a real wealth of international shops and traditional restaurants makes it the ideal destination for an afternoon of crazy shopping.

The Mall Of Cyprus (Nicosia)

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