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Home » Famagusta » Cultural Heritage Database » Heritage Explorer » Underground Church » Ayia Fotu Underground Church

Ayia Fotu Underground Church

  • Ayia Fotu Underground Church
  • Ayia Fotu Underground Church
  • Ayia Fotu Underground Church
  • Ayia Fotu Underground Church
Name : Ayia Fotu Underground Church
Type : Underground Church
Period : Unknown
Present Usage : Other
Condition : Conflict, development pressures, and global climate change threaten this historic site.
Gps :  

Turkish legend calls this site Ayia Fotu, a name associated with ‘light’. The name suggests a reference to the Church of St. Clare, as a convent of Franciscan nuns known as ‘Poor Clares’ existed in Famagusta in the 14th century.

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