Area Information
At the most popular street Dereboyu,which is center of Nicosia.The hotel located in the city center by walking distance to business, finance, art, culture,entertainment, governmental offices, the Ministries of Nicosia.
International Airports
Distance from the Ercan Airport is 25km.
Distance from the Larnaca Airport is 70km.
Turkish Cypriot Chamber of Commerce
It is just 5 minutes away from the hotel by walk
Ministries
Ministries are 5 minutes away from the hotel by walk.
IVF Centers
Ivf Centers of Northern Cyprus are located very close to the hotel.
Dereboyu Street / Restaurants and Cafe’s and Shops
There are so many authentic cuisine restaurants, cafes and bars located Dereboyu Street by the walking distance.
Historical places of Nicosia are 10-15 minites away from the hotel.
Selimiye Mosque
This ancient church is the chief mosque in the Northern Cyprus, and the great festivals of Bayram and other Moslem gatherings are conducted here. It was formerly the cathedral of St. Sophia which was built in the period 1209 A.D. to 1228, over the ruins of a previous building.
Venetian Column
The grey granite column which stands in the middle of the major square of Nicosia is thought to have been brought from the runis of Salamis by the Venetians.
St.Catherine Cathedral
After St. Sophia it is the most notable Lusignan buildings in Nicosia.
Nicosia City Walls
In 1567, just before the conquest of Cyprus by the Ottomans, the Venetians started to build new walls in place of the old Lusignan walls ringing the city, so as to be able to defend Nicosia.
Gamblers Khan
Kumarcılar Hanı or the Gamblers’ Inn was built at the end of the 17th century.The arch inside the entrance passage may point to the existence of anearlier building on the site.It has on mosque or ablution fountain.
The Great Inn
This is a 16th century inn, from a historical and architectural perspective, Buyuk Han (Great Inn) is the most noteworthy of the Turkish monuments in Nicosia.
Kyrenia Gate
The Kyrenia Gate is one of the three gates on the walls surrounding the old city of Nicosia. This gate was one of the most important entry-exit points of the city.
Arap Ahmet Mosque
The mosque which was built in 1845 by Ottoman Empires.The Arabahmet Mosque is a modest building set amongst trees and an immaculate garden.
Dervis Pasa Konak
This is a 19th century mansion of two stories which was recently restored and opened to the public as a folklore museum. Dervis Pasa, who once owned the mansion was the publisher of the first Turkish newspaper ‘Zaman’ in Cyprus.
