North Cyprus Cities
Kyrenia, Nicosia, Famagusta, Güzelyurt..
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Nicosia City Nicosia City also known as Lefkosa is the capital city of Cyprus and an excellent place to visit during your stay in North Cyprus. Currently, the city is divided in to two areas by a boundary known as the Green line which runs from east to west along the Island. The Turkish people live in the northern side while the Greeks live in the southern side. The border between the two countries can be found running right through the middle of the old city. During the Venetian times large stone walls were built around Nicosia to protect the city from Ottoman invaders. [ more details ] |
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Kyrenia City Kyrenia is the harbour city of North Cyprus and has most amazing sites in North Cyprus. Although many holiday makers may be forgiven for thinking that Kyrenia is just a harbour town, there really is a lot more to see and do. Filled with historical buildings, spectacular natural un-spoilt sandy beaches, and much more, Kyrenia is the perfect destination for any holiday. [ more details ] |
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Famagusta City The city of Famagusta (also known as Magusa) is one of the finest examples of mediaeval architecture in the eastern Mediterranean and, in its present state of preservation, is equal to that of the old cities of Carcassone and Ragusa(Dubrovnik). One full day spent in Famagusta will reveal the history of Cyprus in a nutshell. [ more details ] |
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Güzelyurt City Güzelyurt is situated in the northwest of Cyprus. The name "Güzelyurt", means"beautiful country", obviously referring to its luscious green surroundings and the agricultural abundance in the town`s vicinity. Güzelyurt bay has the best panoramic view of Mediterranean blue waters together with the Troodos Mountains in North Cyprus. The town is surrounded by extensive citrus groves, which makes this area the greenest on the island. The area is covered with large citrus orchards. During the Bronze Age, the nearby copper mines were exploited and the processed copper was exported. [ more details ] |