从空中俯瞰北塞浦路斯法马古斯塔的威尼斯宫殿遗址，靠近圣彼得和圣保罗大教堂的历史性普罗维迪托宫，哥特式

ns of the Venetian Palace (Palazzo del Provveditore) in Famagusta, Northern Cyprus, stand as a testament to the city's medieval and Renaissance history. Originally built during the Lusignan period and later expanded by the Venetians, this palace served as the residence of the Venetian governor. Located adjacent to St. Peter and St. Paul Cathedral (now Sinan Pasha Mosque), the structure features Gothic-style arched walls, stone columns, and remnants of its former grandeur. Following the Ottoman conquest of Cyprus in 1571, the palace suffered significant damage but remained in partial use with added Ottoman elements, such as domed bath structures. Aerial views showcase the ruins integrated into the modern city, making it an important cultural and historical landmark for architecture enthusiasts and history buffs alike.