Church of Saint Lazarus
Larnaca, Larnaca District, Cyprus
The Church of Saint Lazarus is one of the most important and historic religious landmarks in Larnaca, Cyprus. Built in the late 9th century, the church is dedicated to Saint Lazarus, who, according to Christian tradition, was raised from the dead by Jesus and later became the first bishop of Kition, the ancient city on the site of modern Larnaca. The church is renowned for its impressive Byzantine architecture, ornate interior, and beautiful wood-carved iconostasis. Visitors come to admire its rich history, religious significance, and cultural heritage, while the tomb believed to belong to Saint Lazarus remains one of its most revered features. As a major pilgrimage site and tourist attraction, the Church of Saint Lazarus is a treasured symbol of Cyprus’s Christian heritage.
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Πλατεία, Ayiou Lazarou, Larnaca, Larnaka 6020, Cyprus
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