Nicosia
Nicosia, also known as Lefkosia, is the divided capital city of Cyprus. South of the border, on the Greek side, the Cyprus Museum has archaeological finds from the Neolithic to Byzantine periods, including the Aphrodite of Soloi statue. Nearby, the old city’s 16th-century Venetian walls include the Famagusta, Kyrenia and Paphos gates. Inside the walls, a marble mausoleum sits next to 19th-century Faneromeni Church. ― Google
People died in Nicosia (First 14 people) - Page 1
Rushdi al-Kikhya
Former Speaker of the People's Assembly of Syria
James I of Cyprus
King of Cyprus
Janus, King of Cyprus
John of Lusignan
Hugh IV of Cyprus' son
Vassos Lyssarides
Former Member of the House of Representatives of Cyprus
Monica Vasileiou
Actress
Peter II of Cyprus
King of Cyprus
Cristian Neamțu
Romanian football player
Chrysostomos II of Cyprus
Archbishop
Hugh II of Cyprus
King of Cyprus
Humbert II, Count of Savoy
Felix of Nicosia
Saint
Pietro Vinci
Composer
