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The Patticheio Municipal Park has always been Larnaca city’s green retreat, popular with walkers and joggers for its winding nature trails that are part of the wider environs of Larnaca Salt Lake, and the Municipal Amphitheatre nestled in its centre, hosting premium events under the stars.

Larnaka Tourism Board’s recently held their Assembly and Tourism Symposium which took place on  June 05, bringing together leading representatives of the main institutional and professional bodies of the region’s wider tourism industry.

Hermes Airports has recently announced the launch of Discover Airlines’ flights to Cyprus, warmly welcoming the Lufthansa Group airline to the country for the very first time.

Larnaka Tourism Board was pleased to host the 5th Transnational Partner Meeting of the MAAS project, welcoming the partners to our city on October 30 & 31 of this year.

In a celebratory atmosphere, the completion of the Competition for the European Capital of Culture 2030 was recently announced that Larnaca is the winner of the competition.

Larnaka Tourism Board is hosting an EU project partner meeting this October and is also attending two in September as the programmes they are participating in progress. 

The production crew of popular Irish television travel series 'Téacs Taistil' were  in Larnaca filming an episode for Series 4 that will air on Irish television channel TG4 in April 2026. 

A significant action to combat the issue of decreasing fish stocks and the flat seabed’s lack of havens for marine life was recently taken with the submerging of the Lambousa II vessel at Larnaca Marine Protected Area (MPA) in Voroklini.

The latest ‘Virtual Larnaca’ additions take you on a journey through mountainous honey villages… and back in time to discover the region’s rich, religious history.

The Larnaka Municipal Gallery – Christoforou Collection has opened this summer and will exhibit around 150 artworks by Greek painters and engravers of the 19th - 20th centuries; exhibited with the kind permission of retired Cypriot diplomat Charalambos Christoforou and his spouse Maria Christoforou.