Key Takeaways Nicosia’s coffee scene splits three ways: old-town cafes inside the Venetian walls, polished city-centre spots, and neighbourhood kafenia. Cypriot coffee is ordered by sweetness, not size — sketos, metrios or glykys. Specialty roasters are well established here; a flat white typically runs €3.00–€4.00. Frappe and freddo espresso carry the summer, when the capital […]
Key Takeaways Limassol is the island’s busiest hub — the most spaces, the best events, and the highest desk prices. Nicosia suits anyone who needs to be near banks, ministries and head offices, with a true year-round crowd. Paphos and Larnaca are cheaper, calmer and increasingly popular with remote workers and small teams. Budget guide: […]
Key Takeaways Cyprus runs a national health system called GeSY, funded by contributions, that gives eligible residents access to GPs, specialists, hospitals and pharmacies. Many foreigners also keep private health insurance for faster appointments, private hospitals and English-speaking care. Your first practical step is usually registering with a personal doctor (GP), who becomes your gateway […]