Places to Visit and See in Famagusta

Famagusta, which is located in the east of Cyprus Island and fascinates local and foreign tourists with its natural beauties and historical structure, offers you a lot of unique beauty to visit and see. Famagusta, where magnificent historical monuments are located, has become a highly developed district with its historical structures. In terms of its location, the city became a very important commercial center during the Lusignan period in the 13th century and has maintained this feature throughout history. At the same time, it is also known as the unique port city of Cyprus.

Famagusta is a port city that appeals to all walks of life with its natural beauty, unique and unparalleled beaches, sand and beaches, as well as its past history that fascinates people while visiting it. In order to enjoy the holiday to the fullest and to the fullest, we have listed the places to visit and see in Famagusta, and we wanted to give you some information about it.

• Salamis Ruins: The unique history of Salamis Ruins, one of the most important ruins, dates back to the 11th century. Inside the ruins, there is a Roman villa, ancient theatre, stone forum, water tank, temple of Zeus, and the general structure is almost reminiscent of Ephesus.

• Othello Castle: It is known that this castle, which was used as one of the main entrances of Famagusta in ancient history, was founded in the 14th century. Surrounded by a large moat, this castle has towers and corridors ending with artillery batteries. The castle got its current name during the British period.

• Ghost City Closed Marash: Maraş, once the most popular tourist area, impresses you deeply with its structure that makes you feel like you are in a movie set or in other words, in an abandoned city. The ghost city, which gives goosebumps with the story of those who see and those who travel, allows you to experience all the traces of history. This unique area, which has been closed for 46 years, now welcomes local and foreign tourists in the best way.

• Namık Kemal Dungeon Museum:​ Namık Kemal was exiled here after the play "Vatan Yahut Silistra" and remained in the dungeon here for 2 years. Documents and belongings of Namık Kemal are exhibited in the museum.

• Lala Mustafa Paşa Cami/St. Nıcholoas Katedrali: It is almost among the most beautiful and unique structures in the world. Architecturally it resembles the Reims Cathedral in France. This cathedral, which was built in a Gothic style and with unique embroidery, is used as a fountain today.

• St. Barnobas Monastery: This monastery, which has an incredible history and an incredible story, impresses those who see it. At the same time, the archeology museum is located in this monastery. It is possible to see various historical artifacts from the period up to the Roman period in the monastery.

• Sinan Pasha Mosque/Twin Churches​: 1It is a church built in 358 by a wealthy merchant. Church of St. Peter and St. It was built in memory of Paul. It was converted into a mosque in 1951.

• Palm Beach: Known as the most famous beach of Famagusta, this beach has a turquoise sea and a unique beauty.

• Bellapais Monastery: Bellapais, which is approximately 76 km away from Famagusta district, is known as Beylerbeyi village today. Covered with its unique nature and wonderful pomegranate lemon scent, this village is one of the most famous and beautiful examples of gothic architecture.

In addition to the places to visit in Famagusta, there are many places where you can take daily tours in the surrounding districts and by car very easily. Famagusta, which fascinates everyone with its historical beauty and natural beauty, also offers you an unforgettable holiday with its unique and unique past, history and stories.