The historical Great Bath of Nicosia, which was built by the Ottomans using its ruins, after the building, which served as the palace church (St. George de Poulains) during the Lusignan Period, was damaged during the construction of the new city walls and the battles of conquest during the Venetians Period. , was restored and put into service as a result of the works between 2008-2010 with the financing of the UNDP-ACT United Nations Development Program-Action for Cooperation and Trust in Cyprus (Action for Cooperation and Trust in Cyprus) amounting to approximately 500.000 Euros. The Great Bath has a larger and more functional structure compared to the Ömerge (Ömeriye) Bath, which is located in the Greek part of Nicosia and also belongs to the Cyprus Foundations Administration.