Othello Castle (Famagusta)
Also known as Othello Tower, this famous structure was originally built as a fortress surrounded by moats to protect Famagusta's harbor. Initially called the Harbor Castle, it was constructed by the Lusignans who ruled the Kingdom of Cyprus in the 14th century. Members of the royal family and their servants are believed to have lived here.
Varosha (Famagusta)
Varosha is an area located on the Famagusta coastline, once known as the "Ghost Town." After being closed for many years, this partially reopened district attracts visitors with its historical and architectural texture.
Saint Hilarion Castle (Kyrenia)
Rising in the mountains of Kyrenia, Saint Hilarion Castle is one of Cyprus's most enjoyable castles. This medieval fortress enchants visitors with its unique views and historical atmosphere. The castle consists of three main courtyards and numerous towers, walls, and rooms.
Kantara Castle (Kyrenia)
Kantara Castle, built on steep cliffs at the summit of the Five Finger Mountains, is another magnificent structure from the Middle Ages. In this castle, where mountain and sea views intersect, you can take a walk immersed in history in a breathtaking environment.
Kyrenia Harbor (Kyrenia)
Restaurants and bars around the harbor, considered the heart of Kyrenia, offer guests a unique Mediterranean experience. The harbor area, which maintains its vibrancy at all hours of the day, is ideal for pleasant walks with its colorful boats and historical texture.
Bellapais Monastery (Kyrenia)
Bellapais Monastery, notable for its Gothic architecture, was established at the foot of the Five Finger Mountains. Known for its silence and tranquility, the monastery is a must-visit stop for those interested in both history and nature.
Büyük Han (Nicosia)
Büyük Han, located within the walls of Nicosia and one of the most beautiful examples from the Ottoman period, stands out with its two-story arcades and domed mosque in the center. Today, it serves as a cultural center hosting various handicraft workshops, cafes, and shops.
Kumarcılar Han (Nicosia)
Kumarcılar Han, another example of Ottoman inn architecture, reflects the historical texture of Nicosia. Small shops and cafes in its inner courtyard offer visitors an authentic atmosphere. It's a pleasant stop for those wanting to feel the historical texture.
Vouni Palace (Lefke)
Vouni Palace, dating to the 5th century BC, is one of the most important archaeological ruins in the Lefke region. Located on a hill overlooking the sea, the palace sheds light on Cyprus's ancient period and offers breathtaking views.
Soli Ancient City (Lefke)
Soli Ancient City has a deep-rooted history extending back to the 6th century BC. With its theater, basilica, and other ruins, it showcases the architecture of the ancient period. It's a must-see archaeological site for history enthusiasts.
Salamis Ancient City
Salamis Ancient City, one of Cyprus's most important archaeological sites, is famous for its theater, gymnasium, and bath ruins from the Roman period. Its proximity to the coastline offers visitors both a historical journey and sea views.
Kyrenia Castle
Kyrenia Castle, one of the city's symbolic structures, bears Byzantine, Lusignan, and Ottoman imprints. The museum inside displays the maritime and defense history of the region. The harbor view surrounding the castle is always vibrant and impressive.