4. Salamis Ancient City
Located on the northeast coast of Famagusta, Salamis spans a vast seaside area filled with marble-colonnaded gymnasiums, a 15,000-capacity Roman amphitheater, public baths, and temples.
Girne Kalesi, Girne Antik Liman, Bellapais Manastırı, Salamis Antik Kenti, Othello Kalesi, Selimiye Camii, Büyük Han, Kapalı Maraş, Karpaz ve Mavi Köşk dahil Kıbrıs’ta görülmesi gereken tüm tarihi ve turistik durakları rota üzerinde inceleyin; bölge rehberini okuyun veya aracınızı hemen kiralayın.
Located on the northeast coast of Famagusta, Salamis spans a vast seaside area filled with marble-colonnaded gymnasiums, a 15,000-capacity Roman amphitheater, public baths, and temples.
Dating back to 1100 BC, the grandest ancient coastal metropolis of Cyprus featuring Roman baths, a gymnasium, and theater.
Fortress guarding Famagusta Harbour, famous for its winged Lion of St. Mark relief and Shakespeare’s tragedy Othello.
Built to defend Famagusta’s port and fortified by the Venetians in 1492, Othello Castle stands nearly intact with its iconic stone Lion of St. Mark relief, vaulted great hall, and harbour bastions.
Located on the southern coast of Famagusta, Varosha offers a surreal walk through history where 1970s resort architecture meets the turquoise waters of Palm Beach.
Once the Mediterranean’s most glamorous resort district in the 1970s, now open to visitors along its scenic coastal avenues.
The historic central square of Famagusta named after poet Namik Kemal, featuring the Venetian Palace dungeon museum.
At the heart of Famagusta’s Walled City, Namik Kemal Square connects the ruins of the Venetian Royal Palace, the dungeon museum housing the poet’s letters and belongings, and lively open-air cafes.
Dominating Famagusta’s skyline, this 14th-century Gothic cathedral-turned-mosque captivates visitors with its carved doorways, rose window, royal crests, and the 700-year-old monumental tree at its entrance.
Built in the 1300s in Rayonnant Gothic style, featuring an iconic rose window and a 700-year-old sycamore fig tree.
Historic monastery dedicated to Patron Saint Barnabas, housing a rich archaeological collection and rock-cut tomb.
Located in a peaceful setting just west of Salamis, St. Barnabas Monastery combines an impressive Bronze Age archaeological museum in its cloisters, an icon-filled twin-domed church, and the underground tomb of St. Barnabas.
Ercan Havalimanı 7/24 ücretsiz teslimat, tam kasko güvencesi ve sınırsız kilometre avantajıyla Kıbrıs’ın tüm gezi noktalarını özgürce keşfedin.