ancient city of Salamis, northern Cyprus

The ruins of the largest and most fortified of the policies of Hellenistic Cyprus are spread over a vast area along the coast. Many buildings have been preserved in a fairly recognizable form, so you can see a lot with your own eyes, and not just fantasize, as with most ancient ruins. Perhaps the only drawback is that there is very little shade, so walking under the sun will be very unpleasant and you will drink more than one liter of water. It is better to come here on your own, and not on excursions, because it is better to combine an educational program with a beach holiday, and there is one here.