The Museum of Cyprus
The most important museum on the island can take pride in the greatest collection of exhibits presenting the life on the island and its history.
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The most important museum on the island can take pride in the greatest collection of exhibits presenting the life on the island and its history.
The Museum of Cyprus read more…
The old town of Nicosia is located close to the walls and it is so big that tourists needed many days to see all the monuments and attractions.
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In the building which originally belonged to the first newspaper editor in Cyprus – Dervis Pasa – there was organised the Museum of Ethnography with its interesting collections which present the life on the island.
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The present mosque, used by the Cypriot muslims as a place of worship, was at the beginning a roman-catholic church. The mosque is the oldest gothic monument on the island, it’s construction started at the beginning of the XIIIth century.
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Girne Cadessi is one of 26 old bazaars which wre locted in Nicosia. Tourists may find here many interesting things – starting from fabrics and clothes and finishing with domestic appliances.
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Inns called han used to be in every part of Cyprus. These were places where visitors could sleep, eat and rest.
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Bath houses are facilities typical for Turkey, in which men meet not only to take a bath and celebrate the peace, but also to talk and have a nice time.
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In the immediate vicinity of the walls and Kyrenia Gate there is a Museum of Ethnography organised in the building of the monastery.
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In the past walls surrounded the whole city and protected the people from invsions. The walls were built by the Venetians, in the XVIth century, and today only fragmentary remains left to be admired.
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Nicosia is still divided. Nowadays, however, the dificulties people had in crosing the border of the Turkish part of the island constitute one of the legends. In the past the restrictions were so severe, especially for the tourists, that they discouraged people from exploring the North Nicosia.
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