Famagusta Region
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Ancient City of Salamis, King Tombs, St.Barnabas Monastery, Icon and Archaeology Museum, Othello Tower, City Walls ; St.Nicholas Cathedral (Lala Mustafa PaÅŸa Mosque), St.Peter and St.Paul Churches (Sinan PaÅŸa Mosque-BuÄŸday Mosque), Venetian Palace (plazza del proveditore), Cafer PaÅŸa Bath (Hamam), 28.Çelebi Mehmet Tomb, St.George of the Latins Church, St.George of the Greeks Church, Nestorian Church, Twin Churches, Namık Kemal Dungeon, Akkule (Land Gate-Ravelin), Sea Gate (Porta del Mare), MaraÅŸ Icon Museum, Ä°ncirli Cave, Ancient Cities of Enkomi and Alasya.
Of Special Significance: Salamis was founded in the 11th century BC and is one of the most important ancient cities of Cyprus. The Walled City of Famagusta is an open air museum that astounds tourists from all over the world, while the Monastery of Saint Barnabas, who played an important role in the spread of Christianity in Cyprus, is also of historical significance.
Ä°skele and Peninsula Region
Panagia Theodokou Church and Icon Museum, Ä°skele Museum of Nature, St.James Church, Kantara Castle, Kanakaria Church, Eco-Tourism Sites at Büyükkonuk Village, King Hill at Kaleburnu Village, Nitovikla Castle, Ay..Trias Basilica, Eco-Village activities at Büyükkonuk and Kumyalı Villages, Giant Sculptures dating back to the Archaic Period, Aphendika (Urania), Ay..Philon Church, Golden Beach, National Park where wild donkeys, one of the symbols of Cyprus, run freely, Hiking Tours and other areas suitable for special interest tourism, Apostolos Andreas Monastery and Kastros Neolithic Settlement Area.
Of Special Significance: Sun-seekers flock to Golden Beach in the heart of the Karpaz Peninsula, because of its beautiful surroundings. Nearby, Karpaz National Park features rich flora and fauna in addition to the world famous wild donkeys.