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The Nicosia International Festival stages The Woman of Zakynthos at Erma Bookshop on 17 and 18 September, pairing Dionysios Solomos' 1826 fragment with new writing and a rapper's score.
They drive on the left, distances are short, and a car is close to essential — how to sort wheels, from a first rental to your own plates.
Cosmopolitan Limassol, easy Larnaca, characterful Paphos, the capital Nicosia and the resort east — which one is your Cyprus.
A sweet amber wine made on the same slopes since antiquity — and still poured at Cypriot celebrations today.
Cyprus called itself the birthplace of the goddess of love long before the tourist boards did — and the landscape still makes the case.
At the meeting point of Europe, Asia and Africa, the island has always belonged to more than one map.
A visitor's guide to Miami traces the city from Little Havana's domino tables to the murals of Wynwood and the wetlands beyond, mapped over three days.
The 70-metre embroidery has crossed the Channel for a London exhibition, reviving a century-old dispute over whether it was ever made in Normandy at all.
Tschabalala Self's 'Lady in Blue' takes the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square, the site left vacant for nearly two centuries after funds for its intended statue ran dry.
A sweet wine older than most countries is being poured by a younger crowd.
