The central Eleftheria Square links old Nicosia with the elegant modern city that has grown up outside the walls, where hotels, offices restaurants and gardens blend happily with the fine old houses and colonial buildings of this cosmopolitan city.

Famagusta also known as Gazi Magusa was founded by Ptolemy Philadelphus of Egypt in the third century B.C. and lies on the eastern edge of the Cyprus Island. Famagusta city soon became one of the most important and wealthy cities on the North Cyprus. In 1571 during a long siege conducted by the Ottoman Turks many of the buildings in the city were damaged by cannonballs. In 1974 the city once again came under siege but this time by the Greek Cypriots, with 11,000 Turkish Cypriots defending the city until the arrival of Turkish troops. It has lots of historical places to visit and amazing beaches.

Güzelyurt also known as Morphou is located in the Northwest sector of the Cyprus Island. This region is known as having one of the richest agricultural areas in Northern Cyprus . Oranges, lemons, grapefruits, and strawberries for consumption and export.Guzelyurt has not become as developed as other cities in the TRNC and thus is a great place for those who want to get away from it all. There are many places around Güzelyurt that serve as perfect camping or picnic spots. If you visit in spring you may see white orange blossoms floating through the air and giving the area a lovely scent of orange.