Marion - Arsinoe Archaeological Museum 

The Museum of Marion - Arsinoe is located in Polis Chysochous. Housing an interesting collection of antiquities excavated in the region, it helps put the history of the area into perspective. The exhibits are from the ancient city of Marion, renamed Arsinoe in the 3rd century BC, its cemeteries and the surrounding area.  

Arsinoe Byzantine Museum 

Situated at the Holy Bishopric in the picturesque village of Peristerona, the museum has one of the largest collections of icons dating from the 13th to the 19th centuries.  

Agios Neofytos Ecclesiastical Museum 

Agios Neofytos Ecclesiastical Museum lies within the Agios Neofytos Monastery and exhibits a variety of valuable relics such as important icons and other ecclesiastical objects.  

Geroskipou Folk Art Museum 

It exhibits a rich collection of folk art and crafts portraying village life in years gone by, including the rural crafts of pottery, scarf making, rug weaving and rope making, as well as the manufacture of silk for which Cyprus was famous.  

Ineia Folk Art Museum 

The basket weaving museum has a remarkable collection.  

Maa - Palaeokastro Museum 

The small museum is located within the Maa - Palaeokastro site. It is situated in the Coral Bay area, where the first Mycenaean Greeks settled in Cyprus at around 1200 BC after the fall of the Mycenaean kingdoms in mainland Greece. It houses a small collection of objects, mainly copies, as well as a selection of educational information on the site.  

Fyti Weaving Museum 

Fyti village is renowned for its own special style of weaving dating back to medieval times. The textiles made in the village are known as “Fythkiotika” and stand out for their variety of design and rich colours. Examples of such textiles are exhibited in the museum where one can also see how they are made.