This 1793 mansion is one of Nicosia’s most important examples of late Ottoman urban architecture, combining domestic rooms, a garden, a hammam and an elaborately decorated reception hall.
Mission and collections
This 1793 mansion is one of Nicosia’s most important examples of late Ottoman urban architecture, combining domestic rooms, a garden, a hammam and an elaborately decorated reception hall.
Why it matters
This institution preserves, documents or activates an important dimension of Cypriot culture and forms part of Cyprus’s wider network of museums, venues and cultural organisations.
Plan your visit
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