North Cyprus Travel Guide: Sightseeing, Hotel, Restaurant & Shopping Highlights

Publisher Marketing: North Cyprus benefits from picturesque mountains, shimmering blue waters and fascinating architecture covering the Roman, Lucinian and Ottoman eras. The region has dealt with several conflicts but is emerging stronger than ever. With its rich history and gorgeous beaches, North Cyprus is now the ideal vacation spot. Introduction to North Cyprus - Sightseeing Highlights - Beshparmak Mountains - Kyrenia - Harbour - Ancient Shipwreck Museum - Kyrenia Gate & Tourism Office - Nicosia - Covered Bazaar - Gothic Cathedrals - Selimiye Mosque - Lusignan House - Hyder Pasha Mosque - Bishops Palace (Byzantine Museum) - Great Khan Inn (Buyuk Han) - St. Mamas Monastery & Grave - The Bedesten - Lapidary Museum - Library of Sultan Mahmut II - Museum of Barbarianism - Famagusta - Othello Castle - Latin St. George Church - Enkomi - Porta del Mare (Sea Gate) - Capo Greco National Park - Salamis - Bay of Morphou - Vouni Palace - North Cyprus' Caves - Hot Caves, Agirdag, Kyrenia - Guvercinlik Cave, Alevkayasi, Kyrenia - Incirli, Famagusta - Gastro Cave, between Kuruova & Kaleburnu Villages - Execution Cave, near Kaleburnu Village - Festivals - Zeytinlik Olive Festival - Guzelyurt Orange Festival - Cyprus Theatre Festival - International Bellapais Music Festival, Kyrenia - Beaches & Water Sports - Kyrenia Harbour - Catalkoy Beach - Cape Kormakitis - Lara Beach - Turtle Beach - Recommendations for the Budget Traveller - Places to Stay - Places to Eat & Drink - Places to Shop - Carcassonne - Carcassonne Cathedral - Basilica of Saint-Nazaire - School Museum - Montpellier - Place de la Comedie - Musee Fabre - Cathedrale St-Pierre - La Maison du Rire - Seaquarium - Wild Animal Park at Les Angles Contributor Bio:  Jennings, Gary Gary Jennings was known for the rigorous and intensive research behind his books, which often included hazardous travel--exploring every corner of Mexico for his Aztec novels, retracing the numerous wanderings of Marco Polo for "The Journeyers", joining nine different circuses for "Spangle", and roaming the Balkans for "Raptor". Born in Buena Vista, Virginia in 1928, Jennings passed away in 1999 in Pompton Lakes, New Jersey, leaving behind a rich legacy of historical fiction and outlines for new novels.