Nicosia Region
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Kyrenia Gate (Porta Del Proveditore), Mevlevi Tekke Museum (Tekke of whirling Dervishes), Venetian Column-Obelisk, Great Inn, St.Sophia Cathedral (Selimiye Mosque) , Gamblers’ Inn, Bedesten (St.Nicholas Church), Lapidary Museum, Arab Ahmet Mosque, Bandabuliya (Municipal Market) and Arasta Bazaar, Armenian Church (Notre Dame de Tyre), Great Bath (Hamam), buildings of the British Colonial period, Samanbahçe Houses, Arab Ahmet Neighbourhood, II.Sultan Mahmut Library, St.Catherine Church (HaydarpaÅŸa Mosque), St.Lucas Church, the Eaved House, Lusignan House, and the DerviÅŸ PaÅŸa Mansion.
Of Special Significance: The Great Inn with its 68 rooms, is the most prominent historical building of the Ottoman period. St. Sophia Cathedral, where Lusignan kings were crowned, was converted into a mosque in 1571. Both are located within Nicosia’s Walled City.