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Photo gallery of a journey through Northern Cyprus (TRNC) in June 2010: cities, nature and landmarks.

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View of Famagusta’s city walls
View of Famagusta’s city walls634 viewsFrom the height of an old fortress wall, there is a view of a green strip by the fortifications and a city intersection. Beyond the stone wall, palm trees, small buildings, parked cars, and a street stretching into the distance are visible.Mar 11, 2011
View of Famagusta's old town
View of Famagusta's old town632 viewsPanorama of Famagusta's urban blocks with flat roofs, palm trees, shop signs, and a busy street below. Above the low-rise buildings stands the Gothic building of the former St Nicholas Cathedral, while a blue strip of sea is visible beyond the city.Mar 11, 2011
Street by the fortress walls of Famagusta (Gazimağusa)
Street by the fortress walls of Famagusta (Gazimağusa)639 viewsElevated view of a busy street in the old town of Famagusta (Gazimağusa): cars are parked along low-rise houses, and a small truck is visible near the intersection. On the right, a massive stone fortress wall stretches along the street, while a blue strip of sea opens up beyond the rooftops.Mar 11, 2011
Fortification Wall of Famagusta Old Town
Fortification Wall of Famagusta Old Town624 viewsView from the city wall over Famagusta’s (Gazimağusa) broad defensive belt: stone fortifications, dry vegetation, and trees in the moat. At the foot of the wall are a street with parked cars and a small café; modern buildings near the coast are visible in the distance.Mar 11, 2011
St Nicholas Cathedral in Famagusta (Gazimağusa)
St Nicholas Cathedral in Famagusta (Gazimağusa)838 viewsThe Gothic St Nicholas Cathedral rises above the rooftops of Famagusta’s old town. In the background, the port and the calm Mediterranean Sea are visible; in front of the façade is dense development with terraces, solar water heaters and palm trees.Mar 11, 2011
View of St Nicholas Cathedral
View of St Nicholas Cathedral627 viewsFrom the fortress wall, there is a view of the quarters of old Famagusta (Gazimağusa) and the sea. In the foreground stands a woman, and behind her are ruins and the Gothic St Nicholas Cathedral, now the Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque.Mar 11, 2011
Street by the Famagusta (Gazimağusa) fortress wall
Street by the Famagusta (Gazimağusa) fortress wall630 viewsView from above of a busy street running along the massive stone wall of Famagusta’s old town. Cars are parked by houses with shops, while greenery, modern high-rise buildings and a blue strip of sea are visible beyond the wall.Mar 11, 2011
Streets of Famagusta (Gazimağusa) by the seashore
Streets of Famagusta (Gazimağusa) by the seashore630 viewsElevated view of a neighbourhood in Famagusta (Gazimağusa), with low-rise houses, shops and palm trees along a wide street. Water tanks, satellite dishes and solar water heaters are visible on the roofs, while a blue strip of sea stretches beyond the urban development.Mar 11, 2011
View of Famagusta’s old town
View of Famagusta’s old town624 viewsFrom an elevated point, there is a view of the quarters of old Famagusta (Gazimağusa): low-rise houses, narrow streets, palm trees, and roofs with solar water heaters. Above the urban development, Gothic ruins and a blue strip of sea are visible on the horizon.Mar 11, 2011
View of a street in Famagusta’s Old Town
View of a street in Famagusta’s Old Town617 viewsFrom the top of the city wall, there is a view of a narrow street with low-rise houses, shops, and parked cars. Beyond the dense development, a blue strip of sea is visible, while solar water heaters and satellite dishes stand out on the rooftops.Mar 11, 2011
View of St Nicholas Cathedral in Famagusta (Gazimağusa)
View of St Nicholas Cathedral in Famagusta (Gazimağusa)627 viewsFrom the roof of a residential quarter, there is a view of the dense development of Famagusta’s (Gazimağusa) old town. Above the palm trees and flat roofs with solar water heaters rises the Gothic St Nicholas Cathedral; beyond the city, a strip of sea is visible.Mar 11, 2011
Streets by the Famagusta Fortress Wall
Streets by the Famagusta Fortress Wall619 viewsView from the city fortifications onto a busy street near Famagusta’s old town. Cars are parked beside low-rise buildings, while beyond the road a massive stone fortress wall stretches out and modern districts can be seen.Mar 11, 2011
Residential buildings by the walls of Old Famagusta
Residential buildings by the walls of Old Famagusta608 viewsView of a quiet street with low-rise houses, satellite dishes, and a medical supplies store sign. In the foreground, a dry slope can be seen beside a stone city wall, beyond which the residential development of the old part of Famagusta (Gazimağusa) begins.Mar 11, 2011
Palm trees and houses in old Famagusta
Palm trees and houses in old Famagusta602 viewsView of low residential houses among tall palm trees in the historic part of Famagusta (Gazimağusa). A narrow street runs in the foreground, while satellite dishes, water tanks, and electrical wires are visible above the roofs.Mar 11, 2011
Narrow Street with a Stone Arch
Narrow Street with a Stone Arch635 viewsA narrow city street leads beneath a high stone arch built into the old buildings. On both sides are houses with different wall textures, open windows, and “No Entry” signs; a woman is walking towards the camera.Mar 11, 2011
Gothic façade of a church in Old Famagusta
Gothic façade of a church in Old Famagusta621 viewsThe massive façade of a medieval stone church has preserved pointed portals and a tall Gothic window with tracery. Losses in the masonry and empty window openings are visible in the walls; a small parking area has been laid out in front of the building.Mar 11, 2011
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