Renovations on the Alektora Mosque have begun, supported by the UNDP and EU funding, symbolizing unity between Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots. This project preserves the mosque’s historical significance, honoring Cyprus’s multicultural legacy for future generations to cherish.
Theatro Skala in Larnaca has closed indefinitely due to safety concerns, leaving productions displaced but alternative venues like the Oroklini theatre are stepping in to host. Renovation plans are in progress, but the reopening date remains uncertain, causing a ripple effect through the local arts community.
The historic Forest Park hotel in Platres is set to undergo a grand revitalization with a €25 million investment from XM, aiming to elevate the hotel to “Swiss standards” by merging its rich history with modern luxury. This transformative project will not only restore the hotel to its former glory but also create a contemporary version that promises to captivate a diverse and discerning clientele for another 90 years of storied existence.
The Forest Park Hotel in Platres, bought by brokerage firm XM for €10 million, will undergo a €15 million renovation to reach Swiss luxury standards. The extensive refurbishment aims to upgrade service quality and luxury, potentially closing the hotel for two years during the transformation.
Renovations of Kyrenia’s sea promenade and old harbour are underway, focusing on enhancing vibrancy, safety, and historical appeal. With plans to transform the area into a welcoming public space and preserve cultural heritage, the project aims to revitalize the coastal town and ensure completion of infrastructure improvements.
The Paphos Hospital is undergoing a €5.79 million renovation project funded by the EU, aimed at modernizing departments and adding new facilities like a labour and delivery room and a haemodialysis unit, with completion set for Q2 2024. This transformation will elevate healthcare services and enhance the patient experience, marking a significant advancement in medical care within the district.
Paphos has announced a €9 million investment in historic renovations to revitalize the town, with initiatives including the restoration of historical structures and open spaces, the regeneration of the commercial center, and the integration of Paphos’ historical narrative into daily life. The 15month timeline aims to enhance cultural preservation and community engagement, marking a new chapter in the town’s rich heritage and promising a harmonious blend of history, culture, and modernity.
