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This is a page about Famagusta, with some background history, featured hotels and access to more details of their accommodation, facilities and booking arrangements for the Famagusta hotels Cyprus.
In addition to those featured hotels opposite, other hotels include :
Louis Ayios Elias Village
Address : Protaras, 5310
Type : [Hotel Bungalows]
Chain : [Louis Hotels]
Open : April - October
The Louis Ayios Elias is built in a traditional Cypriot Village style with bright and attractive colours and it
is the first village complex in its kind ever to be built in Cyprus. Situated on the south eastern corner of Cyprus
in the area of Protaras, renowned for its extensive golden beaches this breathtaking village is situated on a green
hill which overlooks the entire Protaras area.
Bilfer Palm Beach Hotel
F & S Paradise Resort
Portofino Hotel
Sema Hotel
Alion Beach Hotel
Ayia Napa, Famagusta, Cyprus
Altun Tabya - The Altun Tabya page contains a little bit of information about this hotel with background to Famagusta and access to other external sites about the Altun Tabya hotel Cyprus.
Salamis Bay Complex - Salamis Bay Hotel Complex is located near the beach, has accommodation with air conditioning and access to a casino. The page gives access to more details of prices for the Salamis Bay Hotel Complex, Famagusta, Cyprus
Park Hotel - The Park Hotel page gives some information about their accommodation and facilities with hints on what to see and visit near to the Park Hotel Famagusta Cyprus.
Mimoza - The Mimoza hotel page gives some information about their facilities with access to other external links for bookings at the Mimoza Hotel Famagusta Cyprus.
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More history
The city of Famagusta is claimed to be one of the finest examples of
medieaval architecture in the Eastern Mediterranean and in its present state of
preservation, is equal to that of the old cities of Carcassone or Ragusa - Famagusta Hotels.
Much of the history of the town is obscure as there are
no written records and our only source of materials from travellers' accounts
of merchants passing through - Famagusta Hotels.
Some historians declare that it was founded by
King Ptolemy Philadelphus of Egypt in 285 B.C. By the year 1300 A.D. the town
was one of the principal markets of the Eastern Mediterranean, the rendezvous of
rich merchants and the headquarters of many Christian religious orders as
revealed by numerous churches of various denominations still to be seen in the
town today. This was the time of the Crusades and when the rich Lusignan family
ruled Cyprus, and hence the period 1200 to 1498 in Cyprus history is called the
Lusignan dynasty. Famagusta was protected by ramparts which encircle the town
and the citadel castle guarding the harbour, the best in Cyprus. This citadel or
Othello's tower is the first main focus of attention for visitors.
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