It is ok! It was a little wird for me that I am greek. As you pass from the one side to the occupied There are posters of complaints as it is the only town still divided in two!!! Check it out!

I don`t really know if I would call this an attraction. For the locals I guess it`s a place of conflict, for the tourists a place of interest. It`s easy enough to cross the border, and it cost no money. Just make sure that your passport is not stamped, but a piece of VISA paper. This will ensure that you... More

It is a place of interest for visitors, as its interesting to see the contrast between the free and occupied part. For locals its a disgraceful place, as it still divides the city and the country in two

Nicosia is a very strange and different experience to the rest of south Cyprus. It has much more of a middle eastern feel and look, with windy narrow streets where your sense of direction will be tested even with a map in hand. But really that is all part of the charm to get completely lost and have no idea... More

very easy just with international passports - no more need for additional papers to fill in - if you want you can cross without control but no guarantee for return ...:-) - first 300 meters very touristic but friendly - a bit further rather poor neighbourhood

You need to cross this border if you head north (or south). For those of us who didn't visit Berlin or the iron curtain in the Cold War times, it is an opportunity to admire how things were supposed to be. So sad. But the crossing itself is easy, and all the interesting sites in the occupied north are within... More

It is a terrible feeling for someone walking in a city and have to show a passport in an ugly container to continue the walking. Especially when you have to show it to the people occupying by force the area

The experience of walking thru the short and narrow buffer zone street is a way to focus your attention on the sad separation of this city...to remember that from 1963 this street has been a guarded crossing, and from 1974 until April 2008, no one crossed this walled street. In the late 1950s revolutionary period, this area was known as... More

No problems crossing to South Cyprus. Only problem was that the information centre on the South side of the crossing was absolutely hopeless. They could not direct us to the Archeological museum just outside the Venetian walls. However, the Info. centre at the end of Ledra street was excellent.