Museum of Barbarism The Museum of Barbarism, opened to visitors in 1966, is an important memory site that sheds light on the recent history of the Turkish Cypriots. This single-storey building includes the “Memory Room,” “Martyrs’ Wall,” “Period Room,” “Documentary Room,” and the “Bathroom.” The museum also features a chronology display illustrating historical developments and […]
Museum of Barbarism Read More »
Derviş Pasha Mansion Ethnographical Museum Derviş Pasha Mansion Ethnographical Museum is an important cultural heritage site that reflects the traditional Cypriot Turkish lifestyle and the social structure of the community from past to present. This two-storey historic mansion has preserved its architectural features and offers visitors an authentic ethnographic experience through both its structure and
Derviş Pasha Mansion Ethnographical Museum Read More »
Pharmacy Museum The Pharmacy Museum, which opened to visitors in August 2023, has become an important cultural institution documenting the historical development of the pharmacy profession. Its two-story structure allows for the exhibition of various artifacts that reflect the profession’s journey from past to present. With its comprehensive content, the museum serves as a valuable
alparslan Türkeş Museum House Alparslan Türkeş Museum House, was opened to visitors in 2019 after the restoration of the house where Alparslan Türkeş was born, located within the Walled City of Nicosia. The two-storey structure, preserved in its historical form, serves as an important site reflecting both the traces of Turkish Cypriot culture and the
Alparslan Türkeş Museum House Read More »
Lusignan House Museum Lusignan House Museum is a two-story structure that turned into a museum reflecting Cyprus’s ethnographic heritage from past to present. The upper floor comprises five rooms, while the lower floor includes one room and an outdoor area. This layout offers visitors a comprehensive view of the spatial organization of traditional Cypriot domestic
Lusignan House Museum Read More »
Lapidary Museum Lapidary Museum, which opened its doors to visitors on June 23, 2003, is an important cultural institution that houses a distinguished collection reflecting medieval stone craftsmanship, architecture, and cultural heritage. With its two-story structure and well-organized exhibition layout, the museum also offers a carefully arranged outdoor area that enriches the visitor experience. The
Canbulat Museum The Canbulat Museum is a historic tomb made of cut stone, located beneath the Arsenal Bastion in Famagusta, dating back to the Venetian period and surrounded by iron railings. The original tomb, where Canbulat Bey was martyred, was located under the bastion but was rebuilt in 1968 with Italian marble as it had
Namık Kemal Dungeon and Museum The Namık Kemal Dungeon and Museum was established when the upper floor of the dungeon in Gazimağusa, where the renowned Ottoman intellectual and literary figure Namık Kemal was exiled in 1873, was restored and opened to visitors in 1993. The structure reflects both Lusignan and Ottoman architectural elements; while the
Namık Kemal Dungeon and Museum Read More »
St. Barnabas Archaeology and Icon Museum fter receiving his education in Jerusalem, St. Barnabas tried to spread Christianity in Cyprus, and as a result, he was killed and secretly buried in a cave. Centuries later, Bishop Anthemios discovered the location of the grave in a dream, leading to the recovery of the body; subsequently, Emperor
St. Barnabas Archaeology and Icon Museum Read More »
morphou Train Station Museum The Morphou Train Station Museum is located in the Morphou Terminal building, constructed in 1907. It houses photographs, railway maps, and various visuals related to the railway. The Morphou terminal, which operated between 1907 and 1951, was the last station of the second section and the first station of the third
Morphou Train Station Museum Read More »