The church of Agia Anna, the mosque, the “HÜZÜRÜ SULTAN” tomb, the Turkish Cypriot Primary school, which was first converted into a Greek school and then a cultural centre, the two Ottoman fountains, the two concrete taps from 1961 that supplied water to the housewives in the neighbourhoods (the taps were moved one to the entrance and one above the square, for aesthetic reasons). One has even been covered with stone), the school for boys, and the playground for children.
