Famagusta Gate, Nicosia
Built by the Venetians in 1567 as part of their new city walls, the Famagusta Gate was once the main point of entry into the city.
Built by the Venetians in 1567 as part of their new city walls, the Famagusta Gate was once the main point of entry into the city. It was originally known as Porta Giuliana in honour of Giulio Savorgnano, the engineer who designed and built the walls. Topped by a dome 11 metres in diameter, the gateway's central passage is used for concerts, theatrical performances, arts and crafts exhibitions and receptions.
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About Famagusta Gate
Athinas, Nicosia, Cyprus
Famagusta Gate and Nearby Sights on Map
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