The Police announce that, due to the Te Deum service at the Cathedral of St. Barnabas at the Archdiocese and the October 28 parade in Nicosia, starting at midnight on October 27, 2026, parking will be prohibited in Archbishopric Square, on Korai Street, on Isokratous Street, on Zenonos Kitiou Street, on Konstantinos Palaiologos Avenue, Omirou Avenue, Byron Avenue, Michalakis Karaolis Street, and Evagoras Avenue.
Traffic will be suspended starting at 9:00 a.m. on October 28, 2026, on Omirou Avenue, Omirou Avenue, from its intersection with Aigyptou Street to its intersection with Eleftherias Square, and on Byron Avenue, from the Museum traffic lights to its intersection with Griva Digeni Avenue.
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Traffic will be suspended starting at 9:30 a.m. along the parade route on Byron and Omirou Avenues, Michalakis Karaolis Avenue, and on Dimosthenis Severis Avenue, from the traffic lights toward Grigoris Afxentiou Avenue.
The following areas have been designated as parking lots for the October 28 parade:
- The parking area at the Davila moat
- The parking area next to the moat, below City Hall
- The parking area next to the Fire Department
- The parking area next to the Kolokasis opening
Nicosia city buses, after 9:30 a.m., coming from the areas of Strovolos – Lakatamia – Anthoupoli – Parissinos – Engomi – Agios Dometios – Agios Pavlos, will pick up and drop off passengers at the parking lot on Rigainis Street, near the Solomos statue, via Pafos Street and Kinyra Street.
Nicosia city buses after 9:30 a.m. coming from the areas of Pallouriotissa – Kaimakli – Aglantzia – Dasoupoli – Latsia, will pick up and drop off passengers at the Kanningos Bridge next to the “NO” kiosk.
Citizens are urged to comply with the instructions of the police officers on duty.
It is also reminded that vehicle traffic is not permitted on the section of Makarios III Avenue from the traffic lights at the Nicosia Central Police Station to Evagoras Avenue. Evagoras Avenue.
Members of the public attending the parade are asked to remain on the sidewalks to ensure the smooth and unimpeded passage of the parade participants.
Drivers are urged to comply with the instructions of the police officers on duty during the aforementioned road closures.
The Police also note that the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (“drones”) is prohibited.
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