Exploring Salamis Ancient City Cyprus : A Journey Through History

[@LisaFreeman-ck6rd]

Fab video George 😁 you and Stavros Stavros make a great double act mate , sooo funny 😄😄 keep up the good work x

[@CYPRUSINSIGHT]

Glad you enjoyed it Lisa.

[@stavrosk3539]

Hi Lisa thanks for your nice compliments, maybe next year me and George can do another double act video 😂 😂😂 👍

[@yvonnetitterington3675]

Hi George and Su and Stavros thank you for showing another fantastic vlog yes everything is really amazing interesting with so much history with great views as well this vlog has been entertaining and we loved it looking forward to the next one

[@CYPRUSINSIGHT]

Glad you enjoyed it, Yvonne.

[@buckshotgeorge9389]

I have recently start following your vlogs , thanks for your content amazing and interesting , thanks again 👍

[@CYPRUSINSIGHT]

Very welcome.

[@grantwatson5622]

Never seen this before guys .So very interesting .Thank you ❤

[@CYPRUSINSIGHT]

Glad you enjoyed it Grant.

[@159costas]

Fantastic George it’s amazing to see such amazing stone structures still standing after all these years I love all the history thank you George and Stavros xx

[@CYPRUSINSIGHT]

Glad you enjoyed it, Colin.

[@georgehall7441]

Many moons ago I lived in Cyprus and it was said that the heads of the statues were destroyed by the Turkish soldiers. Nice to see it's now a UNESCO site but could be treated like Kourion and be in a better state. Thanks for bringing me back.

[@CYPRUSINSIGHT]

Oh ok.

[@ekay174]

Most ancient statues have missing heads. The neck is the first part to break from a statue due to ageing. Some statues had the heads removed by Christian Zealots. I don't think the Turkish soldiers removed the heads given the missing heads appeared in British rule pictures of Salamis. Regardles, another great video George - thank you.

[@LisaFreeman-ck6rd]

Best regards to Sue too🤗 xx Our daughter and her fiance met you both outside Bells bar few weeks back he was the tall Scouse fella had photos taken on Bells steps 😁 they beat us to meeting you both , hopefully see you next time 😎👙

[@CYPRUSINSIGHT]

Was a cluster of us all in same place at same time.

[@LisaFreeman-ck6rd]

@@CYPRUSINSIGHT yes george😁

[@taffylad5349]

Hello. George 👍🏽👍🏽. We went there last October on a excursion and thought it was brilliant. The Guide we had was very very knowledgeable about all the time periods of the area. Took many pictures of the area including the amphitheater. I hope you enjoyed a glass or 2 of freshly squeezed OJ from the little cabin shop near the bus park, proper delish it was.

[@CYPRUSINSIGHT]

Sounds great, we did a tour years ago. Prob need another one.

[@chris-8092]

I especially like the parody in this video. well done

[@CYPRUSINSIGHT]

Thank you.

[@StavrosKarageorgi-yj4ql]

Thanks George for taking me to Salamis back to 1973,I when with my younger brother and cousins,it broad lots of happy memories,I think Stavros was getting to fight the Spartans 😂 and his waiting for a fon to ring from Hollywood 😂 THANKS AGAIN GEORGE, BEST VIDEO I HAVE SEEN WITH STAVROS😀

[@CYPRUSINSIGHT]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@milliewilkie1969]

been there a few times one of the jewels of Cyprus in my opinion

[@CYPRUSINSIGHT]

It's fascinating.

[@SuzieLady]

Such a shame that the Turks charge people to get in but the upkeep is non existent. The weeds are so high in some places you can’t see a thing! Just some info: Salamis was the original capital city of Cyprus and is said to have been established around 11 BC by the ancient GREEKS. The Romans put their stamp on things but it is the Greeks that established it.

[@CYPRUSINSIGHT]

Thanks.