Mount Olympus, also known as Chionistra, is the highest point in Cyprus, standing tall at 1,952 metres (6,404 feet) in the heart of the Troodos Mountains. When you visit, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views of rugged landscapes and the shimmering Mediterranean Sea in the distance. If you decide to visit Mount Olympus in the winter, you can enjoy skiing at the resort, which consists of the Sun Valley and North Face areas. Operated by the Cyprus Ski Club, the resort offers a variety of ski lifts and slopes catering to different skill levels. In addition to skiing and hiking, the mountain holds historical significance, with the late first-century geographer Strabo reporting a temple dedicated to Aphrodite Acraea on one of its promontories. Experience the beauty and history of Mount Olympus during your visit to Cyprus.

For a real adventure, travel to the island of Tofua and go on a hike. There is a remote volcano, where, with planning, you can camp in its crater. Since it is really difficult to get to this oval-shaped volcanic island without owning a boat, it is highly recommended to book an organised tour in advance.

The Museum of Fine Arts is definitely a not-to-be-missed attraction, even just for the stunning white building where the museum is set up. Named after the famous sculptor Denys Puech, who lived in the area in the late 19th and early 20th century, this has been a meeting place for modern and contemporary creations since 1989.

This monument commemorates the historic battle fought here by Che Guevara and a band of rebels, a decisive battle in their struggle to overturn the Batista regime. The original train cars have been in place since 1958. Visit the small museum to gain further insight into the battle and the revolution more generally.