The chapel sits at Saints Konstantinos and Eleni. This is a Nicosia church visit: you reach it on foot from the nearest neighbourhood or with a short drive into the capital. Old-town lanes are easiest to finish on foot; suburban parishes sit on ordinary streets. Weekday doors follow the parish, not a tourist timetable. Sunday morning and feast days are the busy hours. Parking is street and square space as you find it. Keep voices down once you are in the yard. A chapel is a small stop more than a staffed monument. Doors are often closed except feast days and local services — the visit can be the exterior, the yard, and the view. Dress modestly if you do step inside. There is rarely a ticket or a guaranteed opening hour.