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ledra street crossing point

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bizilizi

It's a must but organised its not on way out took 15 mins and only 4 folk in front of us on way back through Turkish side about 8 folk in our queue took 30 minutes lol the staff wander off talk to each other it's as If the queuing public don't exist...
fattyboy8

This is a crossing point ?From Cyprus to Cyprus The point is that Cyprus wAs invaded and split into two parts,,Nice to visit and see all the islandBut I did not leave thinking it is two parts It's a small island that has been riot apart
anna-MArya

don't forget your passport. see both sides of Nicosia, sadly divided, a shame that the two cultures are split
Outash

It's a must to visit and have your passport checked twice in 20 metres. Better to go when it's hot not Feb. The Cypriot people however are wonderfully friendly and this division in the nation is sad. I wasn't motivated to wander far into the Turkish side and soon turned back
whiteOxford

Quick Walk over into the north, walk up passed the shops, a lovely mosque and market. Worth seeing. Nice friendly cafés, very good prices
F11PSY

The crossing is simple and fairly efficient. If leaving the Greek side your passport is checked and then it's a 100 m walk to the Turkish passport control, through an early quiet no mans land!The Turks check your passport and give you a simple form to fill; you will only complete your name and they fill in your passport number. They stamp that form, and on your return do it again. No passport stamps.It's well worth a few hours in the northern side. Pick up a map in the booth just after the Turkish control point. It's all easily doable on foot, and mirrors the walls of the southern side.
kayteabee1980

Our group did not need a visa to enter into Turkish Cyprus. Before crossing 'the Green Line' on the right is part of 'No Man's Land' which has remained untouched since 1974ish. It is marked off with sandbags, barrels and barbed wire which definitely gives the area a ’ghost town' feel. As for the crossing it was easy. If visiting Cyprus seeing both the Turkish and Greek sides is a must!
AndreasH684

The old city of Nicosia surrounded by the historic Venetian walls, offers a pleasant experience for tourist visitors. It incorporates shops, cafes, shopping mall, tourist shopping, restaurants, old Byzantine Church, basically along and near the pedestrian streets of Ledra and Onasagorou.
niyalozturk

If you ever come to Cyprus, your major interests would usually be sun sea sand focused. But you'd miss out on a whole lot if you fail to pass through the Ledra Street Crossing Point, the pedestrian crossing gate of the last divided capital in Europe. The old city is split into half with a buffer zone and north and south of the the city are quite different. The south is more of a modern nature with international shops and restaurants whereas the north has a more oriental feel, with lots of historical must see spots standing as if they were lost in time. Don't miss it. As it would be one of the most important experiences of your visit.
863avitall

This site is basically the crossing point to Turkish Cyprus, so physically there's not much to see except a little shack manned by policemen. However, it's a must go point for anyone visiting the area, as it clearly shows the complexity in this small island.

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