About This Location
Today, Old GSP Square is a spacious meeting point surrounded by cafés, restaurants, shops, and cultural venues. Its open layout, modern paving, and wide sidewalks make it a popular place for walking, socializing, and relaxing outdoors. The square also serves as a natural gateway into the walled city, with easy access to major streets such as Ledras and Onasagorou, as well as the historic neighborhoods and cultural sites within old Nicosia.
The space blends contemporary urban design with the heritage of its past, creating a lively yet relaxed atmosphere. Whether visitors come to enjoy a coffee, explore the city, or join one of the events that occasionally take place here, Old GSP Square remains an important social and cultural hub for both locals and travelers.
✨ Why It's Special
Lively modern gathering space in central Nicosia
Gateway to the old town and key cultural streets
Popular area for socializing, walking, and outdoor relaxation
Blend of historical significance and contemporary city life
Getting here by bus
- Evagorou Ave. - Vasileos Pavlouabout 100 m awayNPT (Nicosia)
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- Ministry of Financeabout 100 m awayNPT (Nicosia)
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- Ministry of Financeabout 100 m awayPame Express
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- Diagorouabout 250 m awayNPT (Nicosia)
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Scheduled times in Cyprus local time, from the Cyprus National Access Point (CC BY 4.0). Timetables and routes can change — check with the operator before travelling.
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