Manolya Hotel Kyrenia
6 Fevzi Cakmak Cad. Kyrenia, Cyprus
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A Harbor, Castle, and an Abbey
... see the Bellapais Abbey. Nestled in the hills above Kyrenia, it had beautiful architecture and an amazing view. After exploring the nicks and crannies, we had a disappointing mezze lunch. Then we headed to explore the castle. I love castles. There is just something about them that makes me so happy. So we took pictures, looked around, and then went to have something to drink as well as play tavla.
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No Man’s Land
... love and repair. I was very sad that I could not buy them all and restore them. Every time I go into an art museum-or any museum, I get emotional. I can’t help but feel honored to see such passion for something and that even after you pass, it is possible for things that you loved will still go on.
After visiting a few other places and walking around some more, we progressed to the next town, ...
Turkish Republic of North Cyprus???
... on an area or driving your flag into the ground but this took it all to a new level completely.
We arrived at a small church overlooking the town and with the wife moaning that it had taken us most of the day to get there I decided not best to tell her it would cost another 15 euros to see inside the church...we wandered around outside using the worse toilets in the world but the place with a volitile political situation was very peaceful and ...
Getting Acquainted with the Beauty of Potamitissa
... paradise. It is a place whose beauty changes depending on the season, and if it is so beautiful now in February, I can surely imagine its beauty in spring where nature is in blossom, the colours of fall and the freshness of the cool mountain air in summer!
After breakfast today, we leave the hotel for a walk. Aki wants to show me the beauty of the surround area. There are some really very old trees here that badly need some care and ...
Exploring Cyprus's capital and the North
... side, but in typical fashion we end up off-course as we investigate various things on the way. End up right at the east side of the wall which surrounds the Old City, at Famagusta Gate. We actually see the gate, but are not convinced it is the real thing, as we were expecting something more spectacular, so end up doing quite a long walk around before we’re finally convinced that we have, indeed, seen it. On a world scale, the wall and gates are pretty ordinary. ...



