A small country with a long history and culture: a presentation of the long history of Cyprus.
Hala Sultan Teke is a mosque near Larnaca, a remarkable Muslim monument, we visited during the mobility in Cyprus.
A magnificent Greco-Roman theatre, the Kourion theater was built in the 2nd century and it is used even today.
In Larnaca, we visited the Church of Saint Lazaros, a late 9th-century church in Larnaca and it belongs to the autocephalous Greek Orthodox Church.
The mansion of Hatzigeorgakis Kornesios was built in the 18th century in the historical center of Nicosia.
A monument of natural heritage.
Larnaca, the ancient Kition, is the longest continually inhabited region of Cyprus, with a history that dates back 4.000 years. The Cypriot students guided their Erasmus partners in the city.
During the mobility in Cyprus, the partners discussed the problem of the illicit trade of antiquities.
The Greek team presented the castle of Kalamata.
Though the Italian team didn't manage to travel to Cyprus, the Italian students prepared a short video with some of the monuments of their cultural heritage.
As the subject of the mobility was the illicit trade of antiquities, the Greek team presented the problem of the Parthenon marbles.
A video by the Greek team presenting the castle of Kalamata