Nicosia Municipal Gardens — Attraction in Nicosia

An amazing place. During Summer on Friday night 7-11pm there is the Food Market event where you can try different cuisines from all around the world. It is the largest Municipal Garden in Nicosia. The area was purchased by decision of the Municipal Council in 1901 to form there the first Municipal Garden of the city which was named in honor of Queen Victoria, Victoria Garden.

It is located between Nehru Avenue, Museum and Kinyra Street, behind the House of Representatives. It was reconstructed in 1968-69 by the company Ioannou and Paraskevaidis LTD, with designs by the late Neoptolemos A. Michaelides and a contribution by Princess Zina Canther De Tyra.

It has: Lawns and sitting areas, shady in summer and sunny in winter. Playground with toys in a fenced area. Kiosk/Refreshment Drinking water inside the playground and in other areas. Restrooms Cages with different types of birds. Lakes with a wide variety of water lilies, ducks, etc. Large tank...

Nicosia Municipal Park is a tranquil urban retreat nestled in the heart of the city, offering a refreshing escape from the bustling streets. The park boasts lush greenery, shaded walkways, and serene ponds adorned with water lilies and ducks, creating a picturesque setting for relaxation. Families will appreciate the well-maintained playground, while visitors can enjoy the presence of peacocks and other birds in the park’s small aviary. Open 24 hours, it’s an ideal spot for leisurely strolls, picnics, or simply unwinding amidst nature. While some areas, like the fish pond, could benefit from more frequent cleaning, the overall ambiance remains inviting and well-kept. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful walk, a family outing, or a moment of solitude, Nicosia Municipal Park provides a charming green space to enjoy in...

Nice park and is well looked after, as apposed to other places in Nicosia. It would be good if the fish pond was cleaned more frequently as there is garbage inside. Nice little fountain to sit around. There are peacocks and ducks in cages, but they seem pretty well looked after. There is also a statue of Mahatma Gandhi which is nice to see. The park connects to the grammiko...