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Limassol Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see kollossi castle just outside of limerssol kollossi castle just outside of limerssol terry lewis Limassol (Lemessos) is situated in the south of the island and it is Cyprus´ main industrial and maritime area and also the second biggest town of the country. Its population is about 135.000 and rises during holiday times because of the tourism. Most of the tourists only pass by on their way to the more historic sites like Akrotiri or the Troodos mountains, but there is actually a lot to see in Limassol besides a busy industrial centre. Places of interest include the Berengaria Castle, the place where Richard the Lionheart married Berengaria, Kolossi Castle, the ancient city of Curium and its still functionning theatre, amathunta and many other archeological spots scattered around the city. If it is night life you are looking for, check out Yermasogea, the tourist area of Limassol, where both locals and tourists meet in the vibrant clubs and bars. The old city centre though is the place to go to. A walk will lead the visitor to a vibrant community full of shop owners crafts people, artists of all disciplines and businessmen. Because the city is relatively untouched by the streams of tourism, it has been able to maintain the traditions of Cypriote life: meze restaurants, wine and beer cellars, places to sit outside and just watch people passing by. Nevertheless, traditional old boutiques and dark inns, where the Cypriots drink the famous Brandy sour drink are rapidly changing into modern shopping centres and restaurants. Limassol is know for its famous wine festivals held in August _________Sights Edit This Helene Black at the Limassol Sculpture park Helene Black at the Limassol Sculpture park The city is much older than you think at first glance: Richard the Lionheart married Berengaria of Navarre and crowned her queen of England in 12th century. This happened inside the Limassol Castle, which surely is the main historic site in Limassol. [Add Sight] Limassol Sculpture park Edit This Helene Black at the Limassol Sculpture park Helene Black at the Limassol Sculpture park The Limassol Sculpture park is situated on the waterfront of Limassol and it is the only one of its type in Cyprus. It was created between 1999 and 2001 during 3 international sculpture symosia. It hosts 20 public sculptures of medium to large scale the most notable of which were created by Victor Bonato, George Tsaras and the Limassolian avant guard artist Helene Black. type: Parks, Gardens and Zoos World66 rating: [rate it] Limassol Castle Edit This The castle is situated near the old harbour and it is build in typical 12th century structure. At a later date it is restored by the Venetians. Although the structure is not very impressive today, it is still of its own historical importance. And there is a quite interesting medieval museum inside, which is worth a visit. Opening Hours: Mon - Fri from 7.30am till 5pm, Sat from 9am till 5pm. Entrance is free. Tel.: (05) 330 419 type: Castles World66 rating: [rate it] Silks Gallery Edit This Silks Gallery is an international art Gallery based in Limassol , Cyprus established in 2007. It is a fashionable boutique gallery situated in the new alley complex by the sea at the heart of the city's tourist center with good proximity to the trendy areas of Limassol. Being one of the most stylish galleries in town it prides itself in the highest standard of art promotion in Cyprus. Silks Gallery is an international platform for showcasing works of most popular and renowned artists as well as more.. type: Landmarks World66 rating: [rate it] zipcode: 4047 url: www.SILKSGALLERY.com openings: See: http://www.silksgallery.com/exhibitions&events.htm tel: 25 323 220 email: info@silksgallery.com address: 3 Georgiou A' Street, Potamos Yermasoyias, Hallmark Complex 4047, Limassol, Cyprus accessibility: Parking Available openingHours: 10:00 - 20:00 openinghours: 10:00 - 20:00 Old Harbour Edit This In the Old Harbour you will find pittoresque fishing boats and nice seafood restaurants, especially in the corner of Safi and Spyrou Araouzou Street. There is also a Reptile House with free entrance. Opening Hours: 9am - 7pm, Tel: (05) 372 779 type: Landmarks World66 rating: [rate it] City Park and Zoo Edit This About a mile eastwards from the Old Harbour you reach the small but very green city park, which has a small zoo and an open air theatre. It is near the seacoast and not far from the Limassol Archeological Museum. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Limassol Archaeological Museum Edit This The museum has on exhibit a large number of stone axes, knives and arrow heads, tools and various fragments recovered from Amathous and other sites. Coins and jewels of different periods are also on display. Opening Hours: Mon - Fri from 7.30am till 5pm and Sun from 10am till 1pm. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] address: Lordou Vyronos Street tel: (05) 330 132 Folk Art Museum Edit This This museum houses a large selection of authentic Cypriotic crafts. You will find the museum if you follow Agiou Andreou Street northwards. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] address: Agiou Andreou Street 253 tel: (05) 362 303 _________Practical Information Edit This Tourist Services: At all offices you will be able to speak English, to obtain a Limassol map and various written information about sights. The staff will help you with hotel reservation and/or travel information. CTO Office, Araouzou Street 15, Tel: (25) 362 756 CTO Office (branch), Odos Georgiou 35A, Tel: (25) 323 211 CTO Office at the new harbour, Tel: (25) 343 868 Main Post office: Archiepiskopou Kyprianous Street First Aid (Police and Fire Brigade): : Call 199 Hospital: : corner of Leontiou and Gladstonos Streets Tel: (05) 330 156 S elf service laundry: Odos Georgiou 20, Tel: (05) 368 293 Car breakdown emergency service: Leoforos Omonias 4, Tel: 355 33 66 _________Getting Around Edit This Rent-a-car: Limassol city is very crowded, its streets are narrow, parking is scarce and traffic is very slow. The following agencies hire cars in Limassol: Hertz, Budget and Avis are in Nicosia road. Here you will find also the A. Petsas Company. Another Cyprian company, Andy Spyrou, with branches also in Pafos and Nicosia you will find in Omonia Ave. 38 - 40, Tel: (05) 371 441. Another (Cars and motorbykes): Miami Rentals, Kanika Enaerios Complex (next to Ariadne Hotel), Shop 332 D, Limassol, Tel. 09 - 666663, 24 hours service (Tel. 353 584) If you have reserved your car in advance, a company driver will meet you and bring you the car and keys. _________Getting There Edit This By sea: Limassol is the main seaport of Cyprus. Several shipping lines reach the city from Italy, Greece and Israel. The new harbour is in the southern part out of the town. No.1 buses and the normal taxi services connect the new harbour with the town centre. Over land: Buses: From all over the island you can reach Limassol by various bus lines. All buses stop at one of the three main bus stations. The KEMEK buses have their terminal at the Enoseos and Eirinis Street, north from the castle. They include the Nicosia (Levkosa) - Limassol line, the Pafos - Limassol ad the Polis - Pafos - Limassol lines. For timetable and further information, call: 25 363 241 The Kallenos lines have their terminal at the corner of Araouzou and Hadjipavlou Streets. They travel to Larnaca and Agia Napa. The third bus station is used by most urban buses and is on Andreas Themistokleou Street in the town centre. The urban bus network connects the centre of Limassol with its suburbs and periphery. Taxis: Limassol is also connected to the major island towns by a network of shared-taxi lines. They are faster and more frequent but twice as expensive as the buses. The shared-taxis have their terminal at 49 Spyrou Araouzou Street (Kypros Co, Tel: (05) 363 979) or at 21 Thessaloniki Street (Karydas and Kyriakos Co´s, Tel: (05) 362 061) Rent-a-car: In the bigger cities of the island you can rent cars very easily. They are not as cheap as in other Mediterranean countries, but, especially in a group, it is a good thing to have a car, because taxidrivers sometimes refuse to transport more than 3 persons with luggage. With a rented car - you pay a daily fee and a charge for every kilometre you travel - you can discover the island and especially the mountains on your own. Take care, in Cyprus you drive on the left, like in Great Britain. The city is very crowded, its streets are narrow, parking is scarce and traffic is very slow. The following agencies hire cars in Limassol: Hertz, Budget and Avis are in Nicosia road. Here you will find also the A. Petsas Company. Another Cyprian company, Andy Spyrou, with branches also in Pafos and Nicosia you will find in Omonia Ave. 38 - 40, Tel: (05) 371 441. If you have reserved your car in advance, a company driver will meet you and bring you the car and keys. _________Museums Edit This NEW Marina being constructed in Limassol The agreement for the creation of a euros 173 million-worth marina in Limassol was finaly signed between the Ministry of Commerce the 'Limassol Marina' group of companies. The project, characterised as the biggest tourist infrastructure work in Limassol, is expected to boost the town's tourist sector by attracting quality visitors. For more information and updates please visit www.marina-limassol.com _________Day Trips Edit This Nov - April day trips with the Spring Chicken Club for the traveller who wants to see some of the island at a slower pace. Also you will make friends and have a fun day out. We cater mainly for the winter long stay and give assistance on and off the bus. Reccommended by the British Legion Limassol. _____Beaches Edit This lissmmassol lissmmassol exellent beach on the coast Governors Beach is located East of Limassol and from April to November is reacheble with a bus. The bus ride its self is worth the money as you get to see some of the countryside and villages. It's a quiet tranquil setting with very safe beach for young children or non swimmers. A choice of restaurants and even a few apartments. Contributors May 11, 2005 change by giorgio [Add Beach] Lady's Mile Edit This Lady's Mile beach is situated west of Limassol town, between the New Port and Akrotiri RAF base. The beach was named after the horse (Lady) of a previous RAF base commander who would exercise Lady on the sands. The beach has virtually no development, just a few wood construction restaurants spaced out along its 3- 4 mile length. The port end of the beach is mostly pebbles and the water becomes deep very quickly, but as you get nearer the RAF base the sand becomes whiter and the incline very shallow. There are no buses so you need a car to get there, but its a mostly unspoilt more.. World66 rating: [rate it] Limassol beaches - Pentakomo to Pissouri Edit This I would divide Limassol beaches into 2 groups. Those closer to the city, which invariably have wave breakers, and are well organised, and those further away, which are relatively untouched and may have more interest for those of use looking for a more natural environment and variety. In the east you will see beaches with dark sand and white rock formations, while in the (far) west you will see rougher seas, some of them even dangerous, pebble or pebble with sand and cliffs. A number of these beaches have few visitors even during the more.. World66 rating: [rate it] email: phivos.ioannides@natureofcyprus.org __________Nightlife and Entertainment Edit This photo People of Limassol are proud of their busy and modern city - also in night life. There are some clubs and Discos to discover. [Add Entertainment place] atourist Edit This When visiting the topless bar at the Monte Carlo nightclub (if I get the name right) right in front of the Holiday Inn at the beach road, if you have enough drinks you are informed you could take the girls out to your hotel if you buy additional xxx drinks. This is a scam- once you get the girls to your hotel (or prior to that, since we were not interested and lucky enough to find out), they charge you additional money which the club manager does not inform you about. So if you choose not to avail of the services of the girls, you lose your money for the 'extra' more.. type: Erotic clubs and bars World66 rating: [rate it] Carribean Night Spot & Disco Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] address: Georgiou A. Potamos Yermasogias Street tel: (05) 321 868 Ataliotis Costakis Pub Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] address: Omonis Street 50a tel: (05) 372 800 Mylos Disco Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] address: Ampelakia Street 1 tel: (05) 321 777 ________Things to do Edit This Sports: Tennis:Sporting Club Olympion Street 11, Tsiflikoudia Tel: (05) 359 818 Diving:Seamasters Franklin Roosevelt Street 54a Tel: (05) 359 089 Fairs & Festivals: Six weeks before Easter Limassol hosts a ten-day-carnival with numerous entertainers and various amateur groups. In September Limassol celebrates the Dionysios Wine Festival, jointly sponsored by the major wine and beer cellars. Cinemas: There are 8 cinemas in Limassol. The biggest one is the Hollywood Cinema in Gladstone Street 104, which has a giant jackpot bingo too. [Add Activity] PAUL BURN Edit This ESTGFJNM GHXDCF type: Spa and Sauna World66 rating: [rate it] tel: 68743476645 url: 5YRT address: RTGTWAGD HTE email: RTYHGFG TRY@R3W