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Dominating the unique panoramic view of the Mediterranean coastline, North Star offers a visual feast with the magnificent pristine nature of Tatlısu. Positioned on a 42590m2 area, embracing the most beautiful shades of blue and green together, North Star accompanies you to the magnificent sky of Northern Cyprus and the crystal clarity of the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean, offering luxury and comfort that dominate the colors and details of nature.
Activities
The North Star Project aims to improve the quality of life of its residents and offers various activity areas.
The North Star Project
Aims to enhance the quality of life for its residents by offering a variety of activity areas within the community.
These include gym facilities, indoor pools, saunas, outdoor swimming pools, shops, basketball courts, and tennis courts, among others.In summary, the North Star Project provides residents with a diverse range of activity areas designed to promote health, wellness, and social interaction. These amenities contribute to creating a vibrant and fulfilling community where residents can thrive and enjoy a high quality of life.
Activity
The North Star Project aims to enhance the quality of life for its residents by providing a variety of activity areas.
Gym
The project offers modern gym facilities with diverse equipment, enabling residents to stay active and healthy.
Sauna
Sauna facilities are available to relax, relieve stress and improve overall well-being.
Pool Bar
Pool bars provide residents with a pleasant environment by offering drinks and snacks by the pool.
Indoor Pool
Indoor swimming pools for swimming and water activities that promote health and relaxation
Swimming Pool
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Shops
Various stores are located in shopping malls where you can enjoy shopping experiences.
NORTH CYPRUS
Kyrenia Castle is a medieval fortress located in the port town of Kyrenia in Northern Cyprus. It is believed to have been built by the Byzantines in the 7th century AD, and later occupied by the Lusignans, the Venetians, and the Ottomans. The castle offers a panoramic view of the town and the Mediterranean sea and is a popular tourist attraction.
The Shipwreck Museum, also known as the Kyrenia Ship Museum, is a unique underwater archaeological museum that displays the remains of a ship that sunk in the sea off the coast of Kyrenia in ancient times. The ship is believed to have been a trading vessel and is thought to date back to the 4th century BC. The ship was lifted from the sea bed in the 1980s and is now on display in a specially-built hall within the castle. The exhibit includes various items that were found on the ship, including pottery, glassware, and metal tools.
Bellapais Monastery, also known as “Abbey of Our Lady of the Bells,” is a medieval gothic abbey located in the picturesque village of Bellapais, in the Kyrenia district of Northern Cyprus. The abbey, built in the 13th century, was once a center of learning and culture on the island, home to a community of Augustinian Canons and famous for its scriptorium where many important manuscripts were produced. The abbey was also a place of pilgrimage for centuries. Today, it is a popular tourist destination, known for its stunning architecture and beautiful views over the coast and the Five Finger Mountains. Visitors can explore the Abbey’s church, cloister, and other buildings, as well as enjoy the peaceful gardens and take in the views from the terrace.
The Shipwreck Museum, also known as the Kyrenia Ship Museum, is a unique underwater archaeological museum that displays the remains of a ship that sunk in the sea off the coast of Kyrenia in ancient times. The ship is believed to have been a trading vessel and is thought to date back to the 4th century BC. The ship was lifted from the sea bed in the 1980s and is now on display in a specially-built hall within the castle. The exhibit includes various items that were found on the ship, including pottery, glassware, and metal tools.
St. Hilarion Castle is a medieval castle located in the Kyrenia mountain range in northern Cyprus. The castle is believed to have been built by the Byzantines in the 10th century, and later occupied by the Lusignans and the Venetians. It is named after a monk who lived in a cave nearby in the 4th century AD. The castle offers a panoramic view of the surrounding area and is a popular tourist attraction. It is also a UNESCO tentative world heritage site and is an important cultural and historical monument of Cyprus. Visitors can explore the castle’s many towers, halls and courtyards, and admire the impressive architecture and the beautiful views of the coast and the mountain. It is also a great spot for hiking, as it offers several trails for different difficulty levels.
Buffavento Castle is a medieval fortress located in the Kyrenia mountain range in northern Cyprus. It is one of the three castles that make up the “Kyrenia Castle complex” along with St. Hilarion and Kantara castles. The name Buffavento means “that defies the wind” in Italian, and it is situated on a high peak of the mountain range, providing a panoramic view of the surrounding area. The castle is believed to have been built by the Byzantines in the 10th century and later occupied by the Lusignans and the Venetians. Visitors can explore the castle’s many towers, halls, and courtyards, and admire the impressive architecture and the beautiful views of the coast and the mountain. The castle is also a great spot for hiking, as it offers several trails for different difficulty levels. Buffavento Castle is an important cultural and historical monument of Cyprus and is a UNESCO tentative world heritage site. It is a must-see destination for anyone interested in medieval fortifications, history, and beautiful views.
It is believed that the ancient city of Salamis was built by Teucer, who returned from the Trojan war. During the Roman Empire, Salamis was known as the largest trade center in the east of the empire. An earthquake in the 4th century AD completely destroyed Salamis. After that, it was rebuilt by Emperor Constantine and took the name of Costantia. In 648, the city was once again devastated by Arab invaders and has not been repaired since then. Located next to one of the most beautiful sandy beaches of the island of Cyprus, the ancient city of Salamis is located in a partially forested area. The theatre, sports field, baths and market area in the city, which is the biggest amphitheater in Cyprus, can be visited.
The Büyük Han (“big inn”) is one of the oldest still standing caravanserai buildings. It was built in 1572, soon after the Ottomans’ conquest of Cyprus, providing travellers with accomodation and facilities for communication and trade. The Büyük Han’s two storeys have 70 rooms arranged around a cobblestone yard. In its centre a Mescit (Islamic chapel)nestles on pillars above a fountain for ablutions. The graceful simplicity of the composition make it a perfect place to sit and ease off.
Throughout its history, the Büyük Han has served as housing for the poor and as a prison. It was carefully restored in 2003 and has become a popular Nicosia old city venue with its mix of workshops,cafés and shops.
Selimiye Mosque, originally the Roman Catholic cathedral of Hagia Sophia, is one of the oldest and most beautiful examples of Gothic art in Cyprus, the work of the French masons who accompanied the Crusades. The monumental main door and the carved stone window above it are particularly interesting. Its construction began in 1209 during the reign of Lusignan King Henry I and lasted for 150 years. There is evidence that it was built on the ruins of a much older Byzantine church called Hagia Sophia. When the Ottomans took the city in 1570, they demolished the interior floors, cut the pulpit and benches as firewood, and used the tombstones as flooring. Unfortunately, the more interesting tombstones are no longer visible as the floor is covered with a large carpet. The church was renamed the Hagia Sophia Mosque as a mosque and retained that name until it was changed to Selimiye Mosque in 1954.
Throughout its history, the Büyük Han has served as housing for the poor and as a prison. It was carefully restored in 2003 and has become a popular Nicosia old city venue with its mix of workshops,cafés and shops.
