Cyprus is the Mediterreanean’s third largest island and a perrenial favourite with visitors looking for all-year  sun & fun. Here’s our guide to this fascinating island, writes Andrew Forbes.
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The Gym
For a taste of capital cool, head to this unique bar café in Nicosia, rightly renowned for healthy bites and glamorous cocktails.

This on-trend café, bar, restaurant and gallery is full of original, creative style.

The street-side terrace leads into the restaurant, with a long bar, dining tables with plenty of eclectic design. Beyond is a gallery selling works by local artists.

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The Seven St Georges
This Paphos tavern is one of the best places for traditional Greek Cypriot meze.
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Limassol is Cyprus? most chic city, with an on-trend old quarter full or indie bars, galleries etc. The new quayside is lined with waterside restaurants including Kipriako.

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Pyxida Fish restaurant
One of the best fish restaurants on the island ? found in the heart of the capital, Nicosia.
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To Katoi
To Katoi is a charming country tavern.
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Wine Tasting
Wine has been made on Cyprus for thousands of years. The tourist village of Omodos is a great place to try some local wines.

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Troödos Mountains
This is the island?s largest mountain range, and home to the National Forest, Cyprus? highest peak, Mount ...