The Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque originally known as Saint Nicholas"s Cathedral and later as the Ayasofya (Saint Sophia) Mo ...
St Francis church was originally part of a Franciscan monastery, and was alongside the Royal Palace. Today it can be found cl ...
At the western end of Namik Kemal square, you will find the remains of the Venetian governor"s palace (Palazzo del Prove ...
Built beside the small Byzantine church of St. Symeon, the church of St. George was a Orthodox Cathedral. An elegant mix of G ...
St George of the Latins is the remains of one of the earliest churches in Famagusta. The exact date of construction is unknow ...
The region round the bay of Salamis is one of the most favoured in the whole island and Salamis city became the capital of Cy ...
Sinan Pasha Mosque was built around 1360 (originally as Christian Church of Saints Peter and Paul), supposedly with a third o ...
Othello Castle was originally built as a moated citadel by the House of Lusignan in the 14th century to protect Famagusta's h ...
The Land Gate is one of the two original entries to the walled city of Famagusta, the other one being the Sea Gate, and is th ...
Ayia Zoni church is in the south east corner of Famagusta, close to St Nikolas" church, and is one of three remaining By ...
The church of St Mary of the Carmelites is situated in the north west corner of Famagusta. In the 13th century, as the Muslim ...
St. Anna"s church was built in the 14th century, and is thought to have been part of a monastery. It is single-aisled wi ...
The Armenians came to Cyprus from the southern coast of Turkey before the French Lusignans arrived in 1192. Like other non-La ...
The Nestorian church is top be found in the north west quarter of Famagusta, where most middle east Christians settled. The N ...