The coastal street of Piale Pasha in Larnaca has been completely renovated. The renovation works, which lasted for more than a year, have finally been completed.
This was announced by Mayor Andreas Vyras on Monday, February 19.
The coastal street Piale Pasha, which is so popular with locals and tourists, has been neglected for many years. In an effort to improve the quality of life for residents and visitors to Larnaca, we launched a project to renovate the facades of all the buildings located on one of the key arteries of the city. We managed to do this in the shortest possible time. Now, when tourists fly to the island, they will be able to see the beautiful panorama of Piale Pasha, which connects the most popular tourist areas of the city: Finikoudes and Mackenzie," said Vyras.
We would like to remind you that the architectural design for the project was developed by ARMON SPACE ARCHITECTURAL E.P.E. and the realization of the grandiose idea was entrusted to the company ΚΕ.ΠΑ.ΜΑ.
The contractor had the task of renovating the windows, doors, and balconies of the houses, as well as repairing and painting the facades of all the buildings on Piale Pasha Street. The key colors chosen were indigo, ochre and its shades, yellow, burgundy, and terracotta. This color palette is intended to be the basis for creating a color identity for Larnaca, which will be extended to the rest of the city and the region, to highlight its history.
The cost of the project is estimated at €1.1 million. The funds for the modernization of the street were provided by the European Union, the Cyprus Government, and the Municipality of Larnaca.
The Piale Pasha is the first thing tourists see when they arrive in Larnaca. Therefore, the municipality needed to improve the aesthetic appearance of the coastal part of the city. Piale Pasha is expected to become the new jewel of Larnaca. Thanks to the renovation of this street, the city will be able to attract even more tourists.
