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Discover Nicosia's divided history on a 3-hour bike tour with passionate guides, visiting key landmarks and enjoying scenic views in Cyprus' unique capital.

The Nicosia: Walled City Bike Tour offers a 3-hour journey through the world’s only divided capital. This engaging experience takes you along historic city walls, through vibrant streets, and past key landmarks, all while cycling with two guides who truly love their city. The tour begins at the Atatürk Cultural Centre, with options to start at various times depending on availability.
This tour is perfect for those interested in culture, history, and scenic city views. It includes bicycle use, helmets, bottled water, a banana, and coffee or tea to keep you refreshed. While it’s a great way to see both parts of Nicosia, it’s not suitable for children under 14, pregnant women, wheelchair users, or anyone seeking longer or more frequent stops.
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The tour kicks off from the Atatürk Cultural Centre, conveniently located opposite the Kyrenia Gate. Guides are easy to spot, wearing yellow shirts. This meeting point sets the tone for a relaxed yet informative ride through both sides of Nicosia, blending history with local life.
From here, the guides introduce the day’s route, which balances sightseeing with plenty of opportunities to take photos. Being familiar with the starting location helps ensure a smooth beginning to this 3-hour exploration.

The first major stop is Kyrenia Gate, a well-known city entrance that offers fantastic photo opportunities. As you pass by, guides share insights about Nicosia’s old city walls and the significance of this historic gate. The scenic views along this route give a glimpse into the city’s layered past.
Cycling past Kyrenia Gate provides a perfect introduction to the city’s blend of old and new architecture. The stop allows time for photos and brief storytelling, setting the stage for the rest of the tour.

Next, the route takes you through Samanbahçe, a neighborhood rich in character and history. Here, you might visit spots with scenic views and historic buildings that highlight the area’s cultural significance. The guides provide context about the local architecture and the area’s past.
Samanbahçe is a highlight for those wanting to see authentic parts of Nicosia that are often bustling with everyday life. The stop also offers opportunities for photography and to soak in the local atmosphere.
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Cycling past the Venetian Column, you get a chance to admire a notable scenic view and learn about its historical relevance. This column is a recognizable marker along the route, and the guides often describe its connection to Nicosia’s Venetian period.
The stop here allows for photo sessions and a moment to appreciate the blend of architectural influences that mark the city’s skyline. Passersby, local life, and scenic vistas make this part of the ride particularly engaging.

The tour includes a stop at Eleftheria Square, a central hub in Nicosia. Here, guides offer insights into the square’s significance in the city’s civic life and its scenic views surrounding the area. You’ll see modern developments alongside historical structures, giving a well-rounded sense of the city’s evolution.
This stop is ideal for capturing urban scenes and understanding how Nicosia balances its past with contemporary life. It’s also a good spot to take a breather and enjoy the lively atmosphere.
A visit to Büyük Han combines sightseeing with a chance to enjoy coffee or a quick snack. This historic caravanserai, dating from the Ottoman period, offers a distinctive backdrop for photos and a taste of local hospitality.
Guides often explain the history of Büyük Han, which has transitioned from a bustling inn to a cultural center. The stop here is a favorite for capturing pictures of Ottoman architecture and imagining the stories that once took place in this lively setting.
The tour concludes back at the Atatürk Cultural Centre, completing the loop through Nicosia’s historic and vibrant districts. Throughout the ride, the guides keep the atmosphere friendly and relaxed, making it easy to absorb the city’s layered history.
By the end, cyclists get a rundown of Nicosia’s landmarks, architecture, and atmosphere—all in just three hours. The experience emphasizes not only sightseeing but also enjoying local hospitality and scenic views along the way.

This bike tour includes bicycle use, a helmet, bottled water, a banana, and coffee or tea. Guides are English-speaking and Turkish-speaking, making the experience accessible if you speak either language. The meeting point is straightforward, located opposite Kyrenia Gate, with guides easily identifiable in yellow shirts.
The tour is designed to be accessible for most, but it’s not suitable for children under 14, pregnant women, or wheelchair users. Cancellation is flexible, allowing full refunds if canceled 24 hours before the tour date. Booking is flexible too, as you can reserve now and pay later.
This tour appeals most to those interested in history, architecture, and city culture. Cyclists who enjoy scenic views and want a moderate-paced, guided exploration will find this experience enriching. The inclusion of photo stops and local storytelling makes it ideal for travelers seeking a relaxed yet informative outing.
It’s also well-suited for visitors who want to see both sides of Nicosia without the hassle of organizing transport or multiple visits. However, those with mobility limitations or seeking longer or more frequent stops may find it less suitable.
The Nicosia: Walled City Bike Tour offers a well-balanced blend of history, culture, and scenic views in just three hours. The passionate guides make the experience engaging, and the stops at key landmarks like Kyrenia Gate, Samanbahçe, and Büyük Han provide plenty of photo opportunities and insights.
While the tour is quite comprehensive, some may find the pacing slightly quick, especially in winter when it can get cold and dark earlier. Nonetheless, this is a fantastic way to see the city’s highlights in a relaxed setting, combining active exploration with local hospitality.
Visitors who want an authentic, guided cycling adventure through Cyprus’ divided capital will appreciate this tour’s focus on historic sites, local stories, and scenic cityscapes.
“super tour, enjoyed learning about the culture on both sided of the City”
What is the duration of the tour?
The bike tour lasts approximately 3 hours, with flexible start times depending on availability.
What is included in the price?
The tour provides bicycles, helmets, bottled water, a banana, and coffee or tea. Guides speak English and Turkish.
Is the tour suitable for children?
No, it is not suitable for children under 14 years, pregnant women, or wheelchair users.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at the Atatürk Cultural Centre and finishes at the same location, opposite Kyrenia Gate.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, cancellations are free if made at least 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What should I bring?
Bring passport or ID card for identification purposes.