CY Herbia

Come and get lost in the ONLY hedge maze in Cyprus!

Over 600 m of twisting paths in between tall hedges, take you to another dimension, CAN YOU FIND YOUR WAY OUT - 2000 square metres of 'green' fun for all the family.

We all know that herbs are good for you.

We would love to inform you personally about the use of herbs in everyday life, so feel free to ask!

At Cyherbia you can let sight and smell take you into the wonderful world of herbs in their natural environment, enjoy a cup of herbal tea especially brewed for you, custom-made to meet your needs.

We have a selection of pure essential oils of the highest quality, potpourri which will make your house smell just like our garden, and of course dried herbs which can be used as tea and in cooking. As each herb has medicinal properties, you can choose the herbs that suit your individual needs.

Opening Hours

April 1st - October 31st
Wed - Fri 9:00 - 14:00
Sat - Sunday 9:00 - 18:00

November 1st - March 31st
Wed - Fri 10:00 - 14:00
Sat - Sun 10:00 - 16:30

Closed Mon Tue

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Kyriazis Medical Museum

The ‘Kyriazis Medical Museum’ (Iatriko Mouseio Kyriazi) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) set up specifically in order to operate a museum of the medical, healing and health history of Cyprus. Its founding members include medical doctors, pharmacists, historians and members of the public interested in the history of Cyprus. The vision of the organization is to “preserve, for the future generations, the medical and healing inheritance of the Cypriot people”.

The museum is housed in a traditional mansion in the centre of Larnaka (a town with strong medical connections throughout antiquity, middle ages and the Ottoman period). An initial donation of over 50 old books, 60 framed documents, traditional pharmaceutical furniture and over 400 items forms the nucleus of the collection. Additional donations in kind have now been negotiated.

Exhibits include forgotten sayings and poetry with a Byzantine, Frankish, Venetian or Ottoman slant, most of which were influenced by inadequet treatments and lack of medical faricilites at the time. The interesting displays include an X-ray machine, surgical instruments and a pharmacists sisplay unit fulled iwht plenty of interesting things.

Address: 35 Karaoli & Demetriou Street, Larnaka (close to St. Lazarus Church)

Tel: 24652017

Operating Hours: Every Wednesday and Saturday 09:00-12:00

Entrance Fee: Free

Information Source: http://larnakaregion.com