Limassol

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Limassol is retaining the character of its rich and colourful history, the city also serves as a thriving commercial centre for its international community. The region around Limassol offers a wide variety of activities; the warm weather and varied terrain mean that on land or on sea, you will never be short of things to do. Spend the day sun-bathing on the beach or choose from a range of watersports – from water-skiing and wind-surfing to scuba-diving, sailing and fishing. And after all day activity/touring, there’s every excuse to escape to one of many luxury spa resorts for some therapeutic treatments and tranquillity. Traditional Cypriot cuisine is one of the finest in the Mediterranean – and there’s no better place to enjoy its fresh, enticing flavours than in the tavernas of Limassol, and a wide choice of international restaurants for you to discover – Italian, French, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese. The shopping streets of the historical part of town are also just a short distance from the marina’s seafront promenade, the Mall, there is an array of shops dotted across the city centre, from internationally renowned high-street brands to prestigious boutiques and designer showrooms. Limassol offers a wealth of variety day or night: from bustling markets and exuberant festivals to relaxing spas; ancient monuments and museums to fashionable boutiques and art galleries; prestige hotels and gourmet restaurants to lively tavernas and glamorous bars, clubs, casinos and other entertainment experience in luxurious style and comfort.

Limassol

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Monuments & Sites

Kourion Mosaics & Amphitheatre

Kourion was an important city-kingdom in antiquity and stands as one of the most impressive archaeological sites in Cyprus, where well-preserved mosaics decorate the floors of its stately villas. The Baths and the House of Eustolios Located east of the ...

Monuments & Sites

Amathous Archaeological Site

Amathous is one of the significant ancient city-kingdoms of Cyprus where, according to mythology, Greek hero Theseus left the pregnant Ariadne to be attended by local women. It was also an important site of worship of the Goddess Aphrodite-Astarte. There ...

Monuments & Sites

Kolossi Medieval Castle

Serving as a fine example of military architecture, Kolossi castle was originally built in the 13th century, and rebuilt in its present form in the 15th century. After the fall of Acre in 1291, it served as the Grand Commandery of ...

Museums

Medieval Castle of Limassol (Museum)

The Cyprus Medieval Museum is housed in the Medieval Castle of Lemesos (Limassol) with exhibits that include Medieval pottery, tombstones, superb silver Byzantine era plates, weapons, crosses and coins. The castle itself was built in the 13th century on the ...

Museums

Archaeological Museum of Limassol

The Lemesos (Limassol) District Archaeological Museum houses a rich and notable collection of antiquities from the Neolithic age to the Roman period, originating from excavations at various archaeological sites in the Lemesos region. The exhibits are housed in three rooms ...

Monuments & Sites

Kourion Amphitheater

Kourion was an important city-kingdom in antiquity and stands as one of the most impressive archaeological sites in Cyprus. Its theatre – located on the southern end of the abrupt hill on which the city is built – is of great significance. ...

Monuments & Sites

Sanctuary of Apollon Hylates

Apollon Hylates, God of the Woodland, was the protector of Kourion and it is believed that he was worshipped at the site from the 8th century BC to the 4th century AD. His sanctuary was an important religious centre and ...