A.G Leventis Gallery

About this place

The A. G. Leventis Gallery was established by the A. G. Leventis Foundation to present the collections assembled by Anastasios G. Leventis — principally European, Greek and Cypriot works — as a public cultural resource. Opened in 2014, the gallery displays an extensive permanent collection alongside temporary exhibitions, educational programmes and a museum shop. ([leventisfoundation.org](https://www.leventisfoundation.org/a-g-leventis-gallery?utm_source=openai)) The building followed an international architectural competition and was designed by the British practice Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios in collaboration with local executive architects J & A Philippou. The scheme juxtaposes a three‑storey gallery plinth with a sculptural tower of apartments, and is organised around courtyards, terraces and roof gardens; the design emphasises controlled daylighting, thermal performance and use of local stone to mediate between the contemporary programme and the scale of Nicosia’s historic fabric. ([archdaily.com](https://www.archdaily.com/562320/leventis-art-gallery-feilden-clegg-bradley-studios?utm_source=openai)) Located at 5 Anastasios G. Leventi (formerly Leonidou) in the Trypiotis quarter just outside Nicosia’s Venetian walls, the Leventis Gallery has become a visible cultural anchor for the old city, both for its holdings and as a recent example of contemporary, context‑sensitive architecture in Cyprus. Practical visitor information (contact, hours, box office/shop) is maintained through the gallery’s official web presence. ([shop.leventisgallery.org](https://shop.leventisgallery.org/en/))