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Royal Chapel

Built by the Lusignan King Janus in 1421, it contains a wall painting of the king with his wife, Charlotte de Bourbon. Considered one of the most interesting structures surviving from the Frankish period, the Royal Chapel is situated in Pyrga village.

Region	Larnaka
Address:	Pyrga, Larnaka
Operating Hours:	Daily, by appointment only.
Operating Period:	All year round
Entrance Fee:	1,71 Euro

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The Byzantine Art in Cyprus (East Route) Religious Route

From Agios Antonios in Kellia to the Royal Chapel in Pyrga, the visitor can admire the splendor of the Byzantine art
3rd Local Route of Pafos Religious Route

From the Palaiochristian Basilica of Chrysopolitissa, to Panagia tou Sinti and Agios Nikolaos in Galataria
Monasticism and Asceticism - Route E Religious Route

From Agios Neofytos, Panagia Chrysorogiatissa and Agios Nikolaos Monasteries, to the Hermitage of Agion Pateron in Pano Archimandrita
Multi Cultural Christian Cyprus Tolerant to other Religions and Doctrines - Route B Religious Route

Pleasant route that covers half of the island, passing among others from the Bishopric of Lemesos and Panagia Chryseleousa in Lysos
1st Local Route of Pafos Religious Route

From the Palaiochristian Basilica of Chrysopolitissa, to Agia Paraskevi and other Byzantine Monuments

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