What it is
Ledra Street is the busiest street inside the Venetian walls, lined with shops, cafés and side streets full of small bars and restaurants. It is the natural starting point for a walk through the old town.
At its northern end is the Ledra Street crossing point to the northern part of the city, opened in 2008.
Practical tips
The street is closed to traffic, so buses stop around Eleftheria Square and the edge of the old town and you continue on foot. If you plan to use the crossing point, carry your passport or ID card.
