Limassol Cyprus

Cyprus is prepared for tourists who care for sightseeing everything that is able to be seen. Museums are generally free of charge and only some of them ask for voluntary payment.

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If we want to go on a trip far from the city centre or to the mountains we have to rent a car. In the cities themselves and between the cities there are bus connections, however, they are usually expensive. But if we desire to swerve off the route or go to Troodos, we need to have our own means of transportation.

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In summer months from July to the end of August it is so hot, that even in the evenings people wear loose T-shirts and have their legs uncovered. During the day it is hard to wear something warmer than bikini or swimming suit.

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Going to Cyprus we should remember that most of our time is going to be spent in the sun, therefore there is necessity to have both a sun hat and suntan lotion.

Anything to remember? read more…

Limassol is characterised by beaches but also nightlife. During the day we have an opportunity to participate in beach entertainments, on the other hand in the evenings and during the night all the taverns and clubs in the city are opened.

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The only mountains of Cyprus are available almost from every place on the island, nonetheless if we want to focus on visiting the most interesting places on this island and we plan to visit Troodos, it is better to set off from Limassol.

Troodos read more…

Kourion is an obligatory place to be visited except for Limassol. It encapsulates the essence of the ancient world – the ruins of the prehistoric mansion, the amphitheatre with the view of the sea and the Temple of Apollo.

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There are a lot of legends about the origin of Aphrodite, but only one fact is undeniable – the appearance of Aphrodite in the vicinity of Cyprus and more precisely next to Limassol.

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The Archaeological Museum in Limassol has got a considerable assemblage from the Bronze Age as well as geometrical and archaic periods.

The Archaeological Museum read more…

The Museum is situated in the ancient manor at 253 Ayíou Andhréou Street and possesses a quite extensive collection documenting lives of Cypriots.

The Museum of Folk Art read more…