All the island’s main cities have an archaeological museum to house the regional findings, with pride of place taken by the main archaeological museum in the capital, Lefkosia (Nicosia). Quite a few private and state galleries will guide you through the most recent years of arts and culture of the island up until today.
A number of specialist museums exist on the island where you can admire some exquisite examples of icons and ecclesiastical objects that have survived over time. You can also find small folk art museums all over the island where 19th and early 20th century Cypriot folk art and crafts, can be seen displayed often in beautifully restored old buildings, in whose rooms the way of life in years gone by is recreated.
 Folklore Museum Aradippou 'Kostas Kaimakliotis' A model centre for preserving, researching and promoting Cypriot Folklore Tradition |  Local Museum of Ancient Idalion Exhibits from the ancient city |
 The Cyprus Classic Motorcycle Museum Exhibits motorcycles dated between 1914 - 1983 |  Agios Neofytos Ecclesiastical Museum Exhibits a variety of valuable relics |
