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Utility buildings of Apostolos Andreas Monastery629 viewsLow plastered buildings with flat roofs stand beside a shrub-covered slope. Satellite dishes are visible on the roof, while in the foreground there is a dry dirt area and an extension with green shutters.

Fruiting inflorescences of wild arum629 viewsTall arum stems with dense fruit spikes grow along a stony roadside. The berries ripen unevenly: the lower part remains green, while the tops are already colored bright orange-red.

Boat by the rocky shore of Northern Cyprus629 viewsA small motorboat travels through calm, clear water along a low rocky shore. Underwater rocks are visible through the turquoise surface of the sea, while the slopes of the bay are covered with sparse green vegetation.

Rocky eastern cape of Karpas629 viewsA low rocky cape juts into the turquoise sea, with isolated rocks and small reefs visible at its foot. Two flags fly on the hilltop, reached by a light-colored dirt road running along the dry slope.

Old house among tall palm trees629 viewsTwo tall palm trees with dense hanging dry fronds rise in front of an old two-storey house. The building's walls are faded and weathered in places, the windows are closed with shutters, and dense greenery has grown up around it.

Palm-lined street in Nicosia (Lefkoşa)628 viewsA quiet city street with low, light-colored houses and dense trees. Tall palm trees grow along the roadside; a streetlamp, parked cars, and an intersection are visible in the background.

Gothic vaults of St Nicholas Cathedral628 viewsInterior view of the former St Nicholas Cathedral in the old town of Famagusta (Gazimağusa). The tall nave with massive stone columns, pointed arches and ribbed vaults ends in a large tracery window.

Small house among the trees of Karpas628 viewsA small single-storey house with a flat roof and light green trim stands behind a low fence. A dense tree grows in front of the façade, while metal railings, a bench and an open yard are visible by the entrance.

Mosque by the road on the Karpas Peninsula628 viewsA small mosque with a tall white minaret stands behind a fence by a dusty road. In front of the building are trees, a flag on a pole, an outbuilding, and wooden utility poles with wires.

Building of Apostolos Andreas Monastery628 viewsA light-colored single-story building of the monastery complex with a wide covered veranda and steps. Large oleander bushes bloom in front of the façade, while sparse vegetation is visible on the dry, rocky ground.

Church goods stall near a monastery628 viewsA market stall sheltered by an awning offers brass bowls, mortars, candlesticks and other religious articles. Beside the counter, a female visitor examines the displayed goods; bundles of long candles and packaged items are visible in the foreground.

Monastery building by the sea628 viewsAn old two-storey monastery building with an arched gallery and a long wooden veranda stands right on the shore. A small bell tower rises above the roof, an oleander bush is in bloom by the entrance, and the calm sea is visible behind the building.

Courtyard of the Apostolos Andreas Monastery628 viewsWhite monastery buildings with tiled roofs form a quiet inner courtyard. A wooden pergola stands between the buildings, and oleander shrubs bloom along the walls; low green hills are visible beyond the grounds.

Rocky cape with flags in Karpas628 viewsA low rocky cape juts into the clear turquoise sea. Two flagpoles stand at its summit, while broken rocks, small grottoes, and sparse shrubs among the dry rock are visible at its foot.

Limestone cliffs among pines628 viewsPale limestone cliffs rise above sparse woodland of pines and shrubs. Vertical cracks and warm ochre bands of weathered rock are visible on the sheer face; above the ridge is a clear blue sky.

Street with palm trees in Nicosia (Lefkoşa)627 viewsA small city street with parked cars runs between low-rise buildings. Tall palm trees are visible behind the houses, and numerous wires stretch above the roadway against a blue sky with clouds.

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