Armenian Church Famagusta – Medieval Ruins & Frescoes

The Armenian Church ruins in Famagusta feature medieval frescoes and reflect the walled city's diverse heritage.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Armenian Church of Famagusta open for visitors to enter?

Visitors report that there is no way to get inside the church.

What is the historical significance of the church?

The church dates back to the early 1300s and is a reminder of the Armenian presence on the island for over 10 centuries.

What is the current condition of the church?

It is reported that the church is not in use and is not in the best condition. Some visitors also noted graffiti on the walls and icons.

Does the church have notable artwork?

One visitor described the church as possibly having the best murals in a church in town.