Hamam Omerye

Ham Omerye is a historic Ottoman bathhouse in the heart of Nicosia, Cyprus. Originally built as St. Mary's Church during the Lusignan period, it was converted into a hammam by the Ottomans in the 1670s.

The name 'Omerye' comes from the Ottoman commander Lal Mustafa Pasha, who authorized the conversion of the church into a bathhouse as a tribute to the caliph Omar.

The site impresses with its unique blend of Byzantine and Ottoman architecture, making it a fascinating spot for history and culture lovers. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of ancient times and discover this remarkable monument that is a testament to Cyprus' rich history.