Kyriakos Pissis Gymnasium

The Kyriakos Pissis Gymnasium does not exist as a documented sports facility in Nicosia, Cyprus. Extensive searches in English, Greek, and Russian yielded no evidence of a gymnasium by this name. Kyriakos Pissis is a real person — a Cypriot badminton player who won the men's doubles title at the 2021 and 2022 Cypriot National Badminton Championships alongside his brother Orestis Pissis. He is also listed as a member of the Strovolos Municipality council.

The main indoor basketball venues in Nicosia are:

1. Eleftheria Indoor Hall (officially Tassos Papadopoulos-Eleftheria Indoor Hall): Located in Engomi, Nicosia, at coordinates 35°08'50"N 33°18'43"E. Opened in 1993. Capacity: 6,000-6,800 seats. Has a parquet (wooden) floor. Used for basketball, badminton, gymnastics, handball, and volleyball. Home to AC Omonia Nicosia BC, ETHA Engomis, and the Cypriot national basketball team. Named after Tassos Papadopoulos, the fifth President of Cyprus (2003-2008). [Sources: Wikipedia, Mapcarta, Grokipedia, official Cyprus Sports Facilities website]

2. Lefkotheo Indoor Hall: Located in Engomi, Nicosia, at coordinates 35°8'51"N 33°18'55"E. Completed in 1980-1981, opened in 1982. Capacity: 3,000 spectators. Has a synthetic playing surface (1000 sq.m.). Home to APOEL BC. [Sources: Wikipedia, Mapcarta, Grokipedia, Cyprus Highlights]

The venue ID 9233 and the name 'Kyriakos Pissis Gymnasium' appear to be an error or confusion with one of these existing venues, possibly the Eleftheria Indoor Hall, which is the primary basketball venue in Nicosia.