Limassol
Limassol (Greek: Λεμεσός) is the second largest city (after the capital, Nicosia) of Cyprus. Following the Turkish invasion in 1974, it has become the principal sea port and has also developed into a significant tourist destination.
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Hotels in Limassol
 | Holiday Inn Limassol  |
Score 7.2 from 36 reviews | | 28th October Avenue |  |
| The Churchill Haven Restaurant and Terrace has an exquisite view, overlooking the hotel's own haven and Limassol Bay. Breakfast - buffet. Lunch - a la carte and set menu. Dinner - buffet or set menu and a la carte.
The Pool Parlour serves drinks, sandwiches, cakes and ice cream all day throughout the summer season. ... more | | |
 | Atlantica Oasis Hotel |
Score 8.325 from 1 reviews | | Po Box 52001 | |
| Situated 5 km from the bustling city centre of Limassol, Atlantica Oasis Hotel offers modern accommodation alongside an elegantly designed pool area. The beach is a short walk away.
All contemporary rooms have minimalist décor and are fitted with air conditioning, satellite TV and a seating area. Guests can also enjoy picturesque views of the inland or pool from most rooms.
Atlantica Oasis Hotel also organizes a variety of entertainment shows that will appeal to different tastes. This includes cabaret shows, cooking demonstrations and a bi-weekly live band show.
Agora Restaurant serves varied meals such as vegetarian dishes, healthy snacks and traditional cuisine. Guests will be delighted with their well-stocked wine cellar.
Atlantica Oasis Hotel is within walking distance of popular attractions such as shopping venues, cinemas and trendy restaurants. The Old Town is a short drive away. ... more | | |
 | Le Meridien Limassol Spa & Resort  |
Score 8.575 from 31 reviews | | Old Limassol/ Nicosia road | |
| As well as the facilities listed above, the hotel offers indoor, outdoor (sea water) and children's swimming pools, poolside bars, thalassotherapy spa, massage treatment and beauty treatments, complimentary breakfast, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, a disco, Wi-Fi access in public areas, a concierge desk, porter/bellhop, doorman, wedding services, multilingual staff, hair salon, gift shop, news stand, tour assistance, a pool table, bowling centre, electronic games room and shopping arcade. ... more | | |
 | Poseidonia Beach Hotel |
Score 4.5 from 2 reviews | | Amathus Avenue | |
| Surrounded by over 2,000 m² of lush gardens, this modern hotel is situated on the beach in Limassol and offers all-inclusive accommodation with a host of leisure facilities.
Poseidonia Beach Hotel lies between ancient Amathus and lively Yermasoyia and overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. Boasting 138 well-appointed guest rooms, Poseidonia Beach Hotel is an ideal base for a beachside location.
Start each day with a continental or buffet breakfast in the spacious restaurant. Relax around the outdoor pool or benefit from the fitness facilities available. Have a round of mini golf with the family before relaxing in the sauna or Jacuzzi.
Just 5 km from Poseidonia Beach Hotel you will find Limassol’s shopping district. Limassol centre is just 8 km away. The reception staff are available 24 hours a day for any help or advice during your stay. ... more | | |
 | The Library Hotel Wellness Retreat  |
Score 7.925 from 1 reviews | | 3, Anexartisias Street | |
| Located in the charming village of Kalavassos and near the Akrotiri Bay area, this secluded retreat provides a peaceful and beautiful setting to pass an unforgettable vacation.
The Library Hotel Wellness Retreat is a 19th century stone mansion that consists of 11 uniquely styled suites that open to the courtyard and stunning views of the village and the surrounding mountains. All suites are luxuriously furnished and harmonious décor, giving guests the comforting and familiar atmosphere of old charm.
The Library Hotel guests can spend many relaxing and reviving hours with a book in the magnificent library lounge beside an open fireplace. Alternatively, completely relax at the Potamonde wellness baths, followed by healthy gourmet dining at the Mitos Mediterranean restaurant and sun veranda.
Near by attractions include Archaeological Museum, Folk Art Museum, the medieval castle of Limassol and the Public Garden, which is situated on the coastal road. ... more | | |
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Limassol CastleThe 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
| Paphos History and Curium |
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The drive to Paphos reveals the ever-changing scenery from vineyards and citrus groves to Archaeological sites.
The first stop is Curium. This Greco-Roman site sits on a cliff top high above the Mediterranean, and its beautiful open-air theatre offers spectacular views in all directions. Then pass through Episkopi, the largest British base, before enjoying time at Petra tou Romiou - Aphrodite's birthplace, where the goddess is said to have been born from waves.
In Paphos, head straight for the House of Dionysis and its famous mosaics that were found quite by accident in 1962! Pass the ruined castle of Saranta Kolones "Forty Columns" and St Paul's Pillar where the apostle is said to have been flogged when he and Barnabas brought Christianity to the island.
Pass the entrance to the catacombs of Ayia Solomoni, marked by a large Terebinth tree laden with pieces of material. It is said that if someone is ill, and their family ties material belonging to that person to one of the branches of this holy tree, they will be miraculously cured. After a stroll around the picturesque harbor, begin your return journey.
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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.
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The perfect way to enjoy the glorious Cyprus sunshine is to stay cool and what better way than with a visit to a Waterpark - it's great fun for all the family! There are all types of water slides, shutes and even kamikaze style slides for those who enjoy speed - rest assured, safety has the highest priority! If you prefer taking life at a more leisurely pace, that is equally possible on the "Lazy River" and as water fun is hungry work, there are plenty of places to enjoy a snack and cool drink before going on your favorite ride - just one more time!
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