37 dating back to the 14th century BC. In fact, Cyprus was one of the countries where this form of art was born. Ask him, and he will tell you the story about how ancient Roman glassware unearthed in Cyprus in the mid-19th century by Luigi Palma de Cesnola inspired the renowned jeweller Louis Comfort Tiffany to create a type of glass he named “Chypriote Glass” at the beginning of the 20th century. Nearby, the art of jewellery is showcased by the talented designer-jeweller and micro-sculptor Maria Kotsoni, who draws inspiration from Cyprus, archaeology, philosophy, travel, and the modern world. Galleries etc. Art galleries, such as “Is Not Gallery” and “Garage Art Space”, “The Center of Visual Arts and Research” (CVAR), as well as event spaces, are also based here. This draws more and more people to the old city on days when exhibitions and events are taking place. The Hambis Tsangaris Printmaking Museum and the State Gallery of Contemporary Art – SPEL on Ammochostou Street reinforce the area’s artistic character. As you wander around Pyli Ammochostou (Famagusta Gate), you will soon realise that creativity is not confined to the main streets, but can be found in the alleys and hidden corners. After all, Lefkosia’s Walls invite you to wander around, as a place of inspiration and creativity for countless centuries! The art of clay Vania Serghiou Souroulla Municipal Council Meeting Room & Event Hall at Lefkosia Town Hall To Yalourgeio
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