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All places in Limassol

The waterfront, and the tables behind it.

KourionLimassol · HistoryKourionA clifftop ancient city-kingdom above Episkopi Bay, with a restored Greco-Roman theatre, fine mosaics and one of the most dramatic sea views in Cyprus.
Kolossi CastleLimassol · HistoryKolossi CastleA solid 15th-century keep built by the Knights Hospitaller amid vineyards and sugar-cane fields. It gave its name to the sweet Commandaria wine.
Limassol Castle (Cyprus Medieval Museum)Limassol · HistoryLimassol Castle (Cyprus Medieval Museum)A stout medieval castle in Limassol's old town that now houses the Cyprus Medieval Museum, steps from the old port.
Sanctuary of Apollo HylatesLimassol · HistorySanctuary of Apollo HylatesThe ancient sanctuary of Apollo, god of the woodlands, near Kourion, with a partly re-erected Roman temple among pines and carob trees.
Lady's Mile BeachLimassol · BeachLady's Mile BeachA long, open stretch of sand on the Akrotiri peninsula south of Limassol, with shallow water and plenty of space even in summer.
Governor's BeachLimassol · BeachGovernor's BeachSmall coves of dark sand beneath bright white chalk cliffs east of Limassol, with clear water and a striking contrast of colours.
Akrotiri Salt LakeLimassol · NatureAkrotiri Salt LakeThe largest inland body of water in Cyprus, a protected wetland where thousands of greater flamingos gather in winter.
Molos PromenadeLimassol · NatureMolos PromenadeLimassol's palm-lined seafront park and promenade, stretching from the old port along the sea with lawns, sculptures and a cycle path.
AmathusLimassol · HistoryAmathusThe ruins of one of Cyprus's ancient city-kingdoms on the coast east of Limassol, with a Roman-era agora and an acropolis once crowned by a sanctuary of Aphrodite.
Limassol MarinaLimassol · TownLimassol MarinaYachts, a promenade, and the modern face of the city. Walk it once. Eat somewhere that is not on the pontoon.