Famagusta District is located in the eastern part of Cyprus. It is known for its rich history and diverse cultural heritage, featuring ancient ruins and medieval architecture. The district's capital, also named Famagusta, was once a thriving port city and is famous for its well-preserved Venetian walls. The district is home to beautiful beaches along the Mediterranean Sea, attracting tourists and locals alike. Additionally, Famagusta District includes the area of Varosha, a former resort town that has been largely abandoned since the Turkish invasion in 1974, making it a significant site in the island's ongoing political situation.