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ISIKHA

Built around 1300 AD, under the name of St. Nicholas cathedral, magnificently constructed in early gothic architecture style, turned into a mosque after 1571. Notice the 700 years old fig tree (Ficus Sycomorus) which was planted while the building was in construction, towards the left side when you face the building.

904meisamm

Very nice and I recomend it absolutly, after your visiting you can go to sea side by walk after 15 minIn the near street that has way to seaside is many nice and friendly cafe

fethif2014

Most beautiful attraction of Cyprus. Now a mosque, this cathedral is a huge one. it show how religion was important in cyprus, as much as how rich cyprus was. there is a special fig tree next to it, dont miss it.

Travelerfagan

I have visited Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque with group tourist from Turkey. Tour itself was very informative. Guide almost stated every single detail about the building. Though (sadly) building now is a mosque but it still keeps its incredible beautiful gothic style. I'd say mosque is preserved very well. There is not any entrance but however if you wish you can donate the mosque. It is a must see attraction in the region. Highly recommended.

OscarM967

I prefer to call it Cattedrale di San Nicola. Try to have an evening drink in the bar-restaurant just across the square. When night comes, the cathedral's façade glitters in dark as a marble lace.

Superkatt

This Cathedral was built in Rayonnant Gothic styla by frankish kings of Cyprus in1326 in their city Ammochostos/ Famagusta. The resemblance with Cathedral in Reims is notisable, and Cathedral is known as "The Reims of Cyprus". The Cathedral was extremely important Cathedral in Cyprus, the Lusignan dynasty kings of Cyprus were crowned here as Kings of Jerusalem. Cathedral was converted into mosque after 1571, and city renamed to Magusa.Cathedral is open for visitors, but you need to take off your shoes, so wear socks.

djpend

In the centre of the city, built to resemble Rheims Catholic Cathederal and dedicated to St Nicholas. It was converted into a mosque when the Ottomans captured Famagusta in 1471. You can visit (shoes off and fespectable clothing) when prayers are not taking place. Without Christian decaration the interior is spacious, but it is the exterior which makes it worth a visit.

lancashirescott

I just loved the Old Town in Famagusta, there is easily a day spent wandering around and taking in all the history of the place. You cant really miss the Cathedral which is now a mosque, it dates back to the 14th Century and has taken a few knocks from the Turks and also earthquakes.But it is still in good condition and looks like a place of beauty, there is an ancient fig tree which apparently was their when the Cathedral was built approx 750 years ago, its like most of the old town in that it is in a quiet setting where people just mill around and soak up the sun.The inside is not what you would expect, gone are all the christian ornaments, memorials and relics replaced by a simple but still impressive interior. How could you not be in awe of a building with so much history.

MuhammadDudha

An old Gothic church that was converted into a mosque, allows the visitors to merge both civilizations together. The interior is not as spectacular as the exterior is with its Gothic design and architecture. The mosque itself is simple but worth seeing the grand space and interior designs. One more interesting site within the mosque is the so called grave of a saint, as shown in the pictures posted.

Flo413

This was not worth going to see. It is quite bare inside, very disappointing. The tree, on the outside is more impressive, having been planted in 1299.

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