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The most popular hotels Famagusta

Hotel Salamis Bay Conti Resort	75	£58	All Deals
Hotel Aphrodite Beachfront Reso	?	£75	All Deals
Hotel Altun Tabya	78		Details
Hotel Venus Beach Residence	74		All Deals
Hotel Bilfer Palm Beach	74		All Deals

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[Fritzthecat, 30/09/2010] This page of the online lexicon Wikipedia offers a short introduction to the city Famagust. Further it explains the names the city is known under, offers an overview about its history and a listing of notable residents of Famgusta.
The page also offers several photographs and links to references and the homepage of the city which also might be of interest finding more information.

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The most popular attractions Famagusta

Historical Monument/Memorial Liopetri Barn	86	Details
Restaurants Bedi's Bar & Restaurant	85	Details
Restaurants Petek Pastahanesi	85	Details
Historical Monument/Memorial Salamis ruins	83	Details
Church / Cathedral / Monastery Lala Mustafa Pasa Mosque	83	Details

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[Fritzthecat, 10/10/2010] The Canbulat Museum and Tomb are located in the Canbulat Bastion which is a part of the old Venetian City Walls that surrounds the entire historical Old Town of Famagusta. The Canbulat Bastion is situated at the most Southern tip of the fortification and sports its own gate, which offers either entry to the Old Town or exit from it towards Maras and the Palm Beach Hotel. The most interesting about this small museum, apart from its location within these impressive walls, is probably the story behind it. As the legend goes Canbulat, who was a Bey or governor in a Turkish Province, signed up to [more]

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