It's a wonderful place for walking and check around. Lots of places to drink and eat. The view is magnificent and the palm trees prepares an atmosphere that makes you believe that you are in Miami !!!!

Sparkling clean marina, there are few restaurants and coffee shops. Worth visiting, though. The marina located just 5 minutes walk from the old city, where you can shop and dine at lovely restaurants, for affordable prices

Beautiful views of the marina. Excellent bars and restaurants and Jamie Oliver restaurant there

Great and very beautiful place with many places to eat different foods and drinks. Highly recommend to visit

Very beautiful place. There are many beautiful yachts. There are restaurants and bars. There is also a kiosk. One of the nicest ice creams in Limassol is there. There is a beautiful fountain. Also a large spa. There is a paid parking lot where you can leave your car. This is one of the most beautiful places in the city at Christmas. The decoration is unique.. It is located one minute from the old town.

Very nice marina, people always nice . But , The restaurants are expensive and do not meet the standard you will find in most of classic Europe. Still, most see if you coming to Limassol .

Great place for functions & fairs also for living at an luxurious harbor side

We have visited the Marina several times before while holidaying in Cyprus. Previously, we had stopped for a drink or an ice cream but this time we decided to have our Sunday dinner in one of the restaurants. We opted for a traditional Greek restaurant which was at the quiet end of the Marina and enjoyed an excellent Kleftiko served with lemon and coriander potatoes and a side salad. This was the busiest we'd ever seen the Marina. Our previous visits had always been during the afternoon but this time it was early evening and there were plenty of people out and about. It had a really lively vibe and the bars were packed. Our last visit was pre Covid and they've added more attractions since then to entice more visitors. There were tourists, families and University students. The University had been hosting a dance competition on the promenade. It was bustling with people of all ages, plenty of eateries and bars to suit different tastes. Music, or if you prefer a quieter corner, both can be found. It felt like an attraction in the centre of a busy Town/City should feel and of course there are plenty of boats to look at!

Great urban design and modern architecture Lively area all Day long

Beautiful place, nice ice cream shops and good restaurants around the marina. After being in Larnaca and Paphos, I think this is the place where more money has been invested to create a nicer touristic area. I recommend it.

Great place for relaxing and seeing the multi million pound boats

Nice place for walking by sea side of Limassol enjoying the yacht club of marina . Restaurant and coffee shop . Plenty of pubs and lounge where u can enjoy ur beer 🍺 on the sea side of marina U can walk all the way on the promenade walking street and exercise … Limassol is a classy and clean area for chilling and relaxing enjoying sun ☀️beach and spend quality time there . Restaurant for all budget starting wit 4 euro budget up to fine dinning … Once u visit Limassol u must come to marina .

Lovely place for a stroll to look at the beautiful yachts with plenty of shops and restaurants. Right alongside the old port with its fishing and charter boats and more eating places.

There you can find a lot of nice water attraction to all family, great swimmers and extreme lovers to children, stuff is really helpfull and always ready to help, so you definitely feel safe here. In every attraction you have separate life guard. But the food is very average, even bad I would say. Also it is strange that they dont keep all atractions open at the same time (they change every hour, closes one part and opens another). Maybe it is because they just opened for the season today.

First time we came here was in 2019, in our second visit we thought we should try another park, but decided we should go again to something we know will be good, and we weren't disappointed. We visited this around the last week of June, mid-week, with three kids. The park has lots of visitors (much much more than our previous visit in September, which had only a handful of families), but it wasn't so busy that we had an issue with waiting in line. Lines were very short for most rides (usually a minute or two, except 3-4 games, which needed ~5 minutes of waiting). Kids had so much fun, we arrived around noon, and started getting dressed at 5:30, when they were getting ready to close). Kids spent almost all of the time running from ride to ride. So much that they didn't want to eat, so we didn't try the food, but we tried some snacks. Prices for them were same as regular shops: 2€ per ice cream scoop, 3.3€ for a large cup of ice latte, 4.1€ for a large Cinnabon. Staff were very nice and helpful. Only two slides out of 12 or so, were closed, everything else was open all the time.

This water park is huge. We were here at the end of August which can get pretty busy. The line to enter was about a half an hour wait but once you get inside you hardly feel the crowd. Plenty of seating area with shade. Many activities for all ages. Extreme slides and also relaxing ones.

I had a visit to Fasouri Watermania Water Park again this year and I have to admit that I had an amazing time and experience, as good as the last year. There are a lot of activities to do, lifeguards in every attraction, friendly and helpful people. I loved the restaurant food, I really enjoyed the taste. There were a lot of foods to choose from and the employees were helpful and polite. I saw a lot of kids having fun on specific kid attractions, I believe this would be an awesome experience for a family. I also tried some of them myself and it was so awesome :) I will keep re-visiting it, I really love it. I recommend it to everyone, it is one of the best experiences in Limassol.

Amazing water park. There are lots of fun attractions and great food. The staff is very nice, it is clean and you will definitely spend a day full of memories here. Most likely due to a lack of staff, the opening of the biggest attractions alternates here, but even so, this does not prevent you from visiting all the attractions. This water park is only open Friday, Saturday, Sunday, but I definitely recommend visiting it! Another advantage is that we didn't have to stand in long queues here. It is one of the top 25 water parks in the world and I can totally understand why.

Good water park with discount for people with resident permit. Nice slides, good cafe. Nice place to spend really hot day in a comfort even if you don't want to swim. A lots of sunbeds, covered sunbeds, changing rooms and toilets. We've been here with my wife and daughter and all of us had a lots of fun. There is a bunch of attractions for kids of all ages

There are many good reviews for this water park, but they must've been made in high season. I went here in October 2023 and it was one of the most awful water parks I've ever been to. 80% of the slides are closed at all times as the park operates on a rotational basis. This means that you literally have to wait hours to try other slides. The park was not maintained properly: stairs were dirty and the stone paths have seen better days. Facilities for food and drinks are practically all closed. Be aware that you cannot do some slides when you have zippers on your swimwear (this is not a big issue as they offer replacement swimwear, but be aware of this before you go). There were also many leaves in the water. All in all an incredibly underwhelming experience. If you decide to go, please go in the high season. Avoid this water park in October if you can.

A pleasant experience. A full day to have fun with your family. Facility lacks storage locations for your personal items. Food could be better. 4/5 compared to WaterWorld Themed Waterpark Ayia Napa

Beautiful relaxing water park!!! Big area for lots of fun. Very clean park, lots of slides that brings a nice experience, have a nice wave pool but the waves isn't powerful, lots of activities around the park too (rock climbing, rope swinging) and lots of sun beds. It's a relaxing place for adults too! Has a bar, lazy river if you just want to sit in a floating ring and float away (15 minutes maybe??) For children there are pools which have climbing frames and things that kids would like??? Wearing flip flops is a must have if you can't walk on burning coals as the sun heats the concrete. Overall i had a pleasant, relaxing experience. 8/10

Fantastic water park. Great for all ages and decent food available. Lifeguard are very attentive and very quick to react at perceived dangers. Felt my children were safe at all times and they had a lot of fun. Plenty of sun beds and shaded areas to keep you out of the sun.

I recently visited Fasouri Water Park and was thoroughly impressed by the exceptional level of training exhibited by the entire staff. From the moment I entered the park, it was evident that the personnel had been meticulously trained to provide top-notch service. They were consistently ready to assist, exuding a friendly and approachable demeanor that made me feel welcome. Their ever-present smiles and warm interactions added an extra touch of positivity to my visit. The dedication and professionalism of the staff at Fasouri Water Park truly set it apart. Additionally, I had the pleasure of exploring the new Gloria Jeans Coffee that recently opened inside the water park. This addition proved to be an excellent choice. The coffee shop staff mirrored the same approachability and friendliness as the rest of the park's employees. They served us with genuine smiles, ensuring our experience was delightful and refreshing. The presence of Gloria Jeans Coffee has undoubtedly elevated the overall enjoyment of Fasouri Water Park. In conclusion, Fasouri Water Park stands out as an exceptional destination for a day of fun and relaxation.

A great water park with several pools for all ages, various water slides and play facilities in one of the pools that includes ropes, bridges and nets for climbing... our kids really enjoyed themselves and didn't want to leave even after a few hours. There are many staff members scattered throughout the park and they all conducted themselves in a professional and pleasant manner. The only downside is the excessive food and drink costs.

Great water park overall! Lines seemed a little long at first, but moved so fast it was not an issue. We visited on a weekend, during the busy season, and still not lengthy waits for any rides. Lockers are 7 euros to rent. Take at least some Euros, for locker and towel rental. You can also get euros at the gift shop with a credit/debit card. We did not buy food there but heard it was expensive and not the best quality

Went in August and it was so busy! Would recommend booking in advance and arriving close to the 10am opening time, or else be prepared to walk for a long time finding a vacant sun lounger. Park was very big, lots of activities for all ages and kept our kids (under 5) busy. Everything reasonably priced, but quality of the food was average at best - a bit like school dinners. Staff very friendly and helpful, had a great time!

Compact but cozy, a lot of fun for kids above 4 y.o. and some - for smaller kids. Be aware that it's cheaper if you have a pink slip. And if you plan to visit it one more time soon - you can buy a next visit ticket before you leave, it gives you a significant discount.

Love it! The kids and us have fun with the slides and water games. Is an all day family theme park! You must spend a day visiting it!

If you are tourist this is the first place you have to visit! Is so fun and this waterpark is one of the biggest and best waterparks in Cyprus! All the water games have so fun and there are high protective with many life guards and the chances of injuries are low. The thing that makes me put 4 stars is the high prices in this place. If you visit it once you will spend at least 35 euro for entrance and food or drink 💸💸💸

From the outside the castle seems very sober but the inside makes it worth a visit. Its rooms are used to display a collection of local medieval art, including a lot of carved tombstones, weapons, stones reliefs from churches, but also some islamic art. I regret not learning more on the history of Limassol there, also the display of the artworks is quite outdated and should give more informations on the art. On top of the castle, the terrace gives a nice view over the historic center and the sea.

The castle is the heart of Limassol for anyone interested in the history of the city or of Cyprus. So it’s a must-see. Entry is €4.50, which is fair enough. They accept card and cash. I found the museum quite extensive for how it first appears, you could spend 45 minutes here. There is plenty to see on 3 levels - paintings, tombstones, armour, a skeleton or two, and sculptures. Some reasonable views of the city and the seaside on the top level. Toilets are on-site.

A great old castle to visit, only 4,5 Euros entry fee..Also right near the harbour .

Around this castle outside have many restaurants and cafe, it look not big from outlook , when I went enter inside , I found it has many antique/historic things can look. Good place , but the ticket is 4.5 Euro now!

Lovely castle with a lot of history and a lovely view from the top. Make sure you get it with a guided tour.

It is beautiful and full of history. Worth to see museum and enjoy the exhibition. Wifi free. Toilet is available. Entry ticket €4.5/adult.

Nice visit at the castle on a Sunday afternoon. had time to discover old town, not many tourists around 🇨🇾

The castle visit came as a delightful surprise, providing us with an opportunity not only to explore a medieval fortress, but also to immerse ourselves in the rich history of the V and VI centuries. We were mesmerized by the vast collection of antiquities on display - ranging from exquisite dishes and everyday tools like scissors and tweezers, to an impressive arsenal of weapons. The site also featured significant tomb monuments, breathing with ancient stories, and spectacular frescoes, along with painted stone mural pieces boasting well-preserved colors. This educational tour proved to be an unforgettable experience indeed.

Nice mediaeval castle. It looks more interesting from the inside than from the outside. There is a good museum where you can find a lot of objects from the Middle Ages. It takes not too many time to visit. Nice view of the city from the roof.

This is one place that you can see different type of building. It is very interesting to go under and see all the rooms and corridors, you can even go on the roof and enjoy beautiful 360 view. You can always see the difference between town with history than any new towns. I recommend visiting the place and the entrance fee is just 4.5 euros so it is less than good double espresso with milk but you will have much better memories. Enjoy.

It was a nice experience close to the pier and Limassol marina. There are fragments from different places you can see and a lovely view from the roof. The entrance fee is €4.50 which is very reasonable to maintain the castle. It is not recommended for people with a wheelchair due to the steep steps as there are levels.

Went to this, which is worth a little trip, not just for the castle, but for the old town with lovely little side streets and bars. We got to the castle, just before it closed, so would recommend going earlier.

Nice museum with a small, but interesting collection of items - architecture, marble, ceramics, bronze, and weapons. I'd recommend putting more detailed explanations. Good view from the roof. Moderate price.

Very well preserved castle in the heart of Limassol. There are a few levels and many artifacts on each one of them. Going up the stairs to the rooftop is a must as from there you have a wonderful view of big part of Limassol.

The castle is pretty small, but quite interesting inside, where you can visit prison cells. The view from the top is so so, because it is not very high

An updated fortress with a very rich history. Nicely restored, it has limited antiquities but a nice view of the Promenade and the sea from atop the walls.

Limassol Castle, nestled in the heart of Limassol, Cyprus, is a historical landmark that has captured the attention of tourists and history enthusiasts alike. With its ancient walls and intriguing architecture, one might expect a treasure trove of cultural significance and captivating tales within its confines. However, upon closer inspection, it becomes apparent that Limassol Castle may not live up to its lofty expectations. Firstly, the exterior of the castle boasts an impressive façade, with its weathered stone walls bearing the scars of centuries gone by. Its imposing presence beckons visitors to step inside and uncover the mysteries held within. However, once inside, the initial sense of wonderment quickly dissipates, as the interior fails to deliver the grandeur promised by its exterior. The castle's interior is sparse and lacking in the charm and character one would expect from a site of such historical significance. The rooms are largely empty, save for a few informational plaques and artifacts that fail to capture the imagination. While efforts have been made to recreate scenes from the castle's past, they fall short of bringing the history to life in a meaningful way. Furthermore, the lack of guided tours or interactive exhibits means that visitors are left to wander aimlessly through the castle's halls, struggling to piece together its storied past. Without proper context or explanation, the significance of the castle's various rooms and chambers is lost on all but the most dedicated history buffs. In conclusion, while Limassol Castle may hold a certain appeal for those with a keen interest in history or architecture, for the average visitor, it offers little more than a brief diversion. Its lackluster interior and absence of engaging exhibits make it difficult to justify a visit unless one is already in the area and has time to spare. Ultimately, there are far more rewarding attractions to explore in Limassol, making the castle a skippable destination for those seeking a truly memorable experience.

This place is okay. I appreciate the historical importance of the location but felt it lacked some information particularly on the lower ground floor where there is stones on the wall. They are clearly from different peoples and represent different times, but I left no better educated. View from the roof is okay, nothing super special to see.

Little to see or do here, a large collection of “stuff” that seems to have been randomly put together in some cases with no connection to Limassol! Views from top are mediocre since the castle is surrounded by buildings. €4.50 entry ticket.

WHAT A HISTORICAL PLACE! Very Informative! Love History! The place are clean, organize & well-preserve! Amazing Location! Highly Recommended to everyone here in Limassol!

Exceptional for a seaside promenade. It's a credit to the designers who have managed to create a beautiful park and promenade. Green spaces, trees, water features, play areas, sculptures, cafes, public conveniences, lots of seating. Piers and decks jutting over the sea.A wide boulevard starting at the port , runs parallel to the main road but you don't notice this. Goes for a long way before narrowing once the beaches start, but still a nice walk even then.

Beautiful place to have your rest after work day or spend your time on the weekends

I would highly recommend this place to visit, a chill atmosphere to walk, relax and have picnic 🧺 Make sure you have blanket, it’s not so tidy. You can simply sit anywhere

Lovely promenade to walk along with lots to see. There are some coffee shops along the way were you can site and watch the waves. Its quite clean with various features like sculptures, fountains and gardens along the way. Nice palm trees. Great view from the end pier looking back at the new hotels. Nice grey sandy beach, toilets, showers and changing rooms.

Nice harbor view promenade right in the center of the town. Quite well developed and comfortable: has a sports ground, few playgrounds for kids, bicycle road, number of cafes (including Nero and RED) and street food points and beautiful wooden pierses.

Superb bicycle route next to the whole promenade. Recommend taking the next bike and driving it through.

Lovely place to have a wonder about. Great views and plenty of restaurants for dining

Visit was for the limmasol marathon well organised but extremely hot the park is a nice place to keep cool.

Such a beautiful place. So many activities going on here. People taking their night walks, jogging, couple dating, kids playing, cats wandering... Just so much life going on here! I really like the little details along the way, the orange shaped orange juice station, beautiful statues and well located chairs are all adding up to it!

What a nice place to walk beside the sea and enjoy the view ... coffe and ice cream shops near by

Great view, extra place for a walk. Many features for kids

Yeah, very beautiful, long walkway, just not very good mid-day, because of the lack of shadow. Still a nice walk though.

Definitely a must when visiting Limassol. A nearly 2 km promenade leads to and from the city center. With benches, green space, fountains and beach. Some shady areas but it can get hot even in November.

That's my favorite promenade in cyprus. It's probably the reason i fell in love with the island. More than 1km full of palm trees, art exhibits, and cafes. This place is always full of people in a good way, it's the most alive place in Limassol.

The boardwalk (Molos) really reflects Lemesos being the second largest Cypriot city and main seaport. It is super long, taking one from a nice marina to what felt like a financial (certainly modern) district, with different art installations and cafes abound along the way.

Molos in Limassol, Cyprus: Where Sea Meets Serenity Molos, the sprawling seaside park in Limassol, Cyprus, is a harmonious blend of natural beauty, recreational spaces, and captivating views. Let’s delve into the allure of this multifunctional coastal gem: Scenic Strolls and Ocean Breezes: As you wander along the Molos Promenade, the azure Mediterranean Sea stretches out before you. The salty breeze dances through the palm trees, inviting you to slow down and savor the moment. Whether you’re an early riser or a sunset enthusiast, Molos offers a canvas of changing colors against the backdrop of the sea. Playgrounds and Green Oases: Families flock to Molos for its well-maintained playgrounds. Children’s laughter mingles with the sound of waves, creating an atmosphere of joy. The park’s lush green spaces provide a tranquil escape from the city bustle. Find a bench, read a book, or simply watch the world go by. Art and Sculptures: Molos celebrates creativity with an array of sculptures by Greek Cypriot, Greek, and international artists. These artistic expressions add character to the park. As you stroll, keep an eye out for these captivating pieces—they’re hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Fitness and Recreation: Fitness enthusiasts love Molos for its bike lanes, outdoor gyms, and skateboarding ramps. Stay active while enjoying the sea views. The paved walkways invite joggers, cyclists, and rollerbladers to embrace the coastal breeze. Historical Roots: Molos has a rich history. It began with the construction of the first major pier in Cyprus in 1878, inaugurated in 1881. Over the years, extensions transformed Molos into the vibrant space it is today—a place where locals and visitors connect with nature and each other. Sunrise to Sunset: Start your day with a sunrise walk along the promenade. The gentle lapping of waves against the rocks sets the tone for a peaceful morning. In the evening, as the sun dips below the horizon, Molos becomes a romantic haven. Couples, families, and solo wanderers gather to witness the magic. Access and Nearby Attractions: Molos is conveniently located near the old port and the Olympion beach. From here, explore Limassol’s historic center, the Limassol Castle, and the bustling marina. Whether you arrive by car or on foot, Molos welcomes you with open arms. In summary, Molos isn’t just a park—it’s a sensory experience. Let the sea breeze kiss your cheeks, listen to the whispers of the waves, and create your own memories along this enchanting waterfront. 🌊🌴🚶‍♂️

Milo’s is a great place to start your day and watch the sunrise. It offers coffee shops with the view towards the sea. The place is going for over a mile and it has many places to chill and relax. It is also surrounded by many pieces of art. On Sundays it’s full of Asian people and give you the impression that you are not in Limassol.

Nice walking area near the sea. A lot of trees around. Playgrounds for kids and places for making sport. Some nice places to eat..like Red cafe or Nero, from where you can enjoy sea view while having your cup of coffee. Sometimes festivals are organized there

One beautiful seaside park you should check out in Limassol. It offers stunning views of the sea and a relaxing atmosphere for a leisurely stroll. 🌊🌳

The view from the top of the castle is fantastic and it's grounds make for a very interesting stroll. The winding staircase to the top is very thin and might not be everyone, especially anyone with balance issues or vertigo! Outside is a fantastic little cafe, beautifully kept with flowers etc. Highly recommend that too. It's very cheap entry price for the castle too.

This castle is remarkably well-preserved, offering a glimpse into historical architecture and design. The facility is complemented by a large parking area and clean restrooms, enhancing the visitor experience. Its intriguing features make it a worthwhile destination for those interested in history and old structures. Definitely a place to visit for an interesting and convenient exploration.

Kolossi Castle is well worth a visit. Built in the 13th Century with a long history of rulers. Including King Richard the Lionheart who came to Kolossi to marry Lady Berengaria. The castle itself is well preserved, and includes a painting of the crucifixion and original fireplaces. The grounds have a church, an aqueduct and a well. Plus the biggest, oldest tree I have ever seen. Said to be over 1000 years old. You cannot appreciate the huge size of the tree till you stand under it. The only thing that let's it down is that the grounds are not very well maintained. Also being a three storey high castle, there are lots of steps.

Very nice little castle, €2.50 per person, free literature explaining the history of the castle. If your passing definitely a place a to stop Free parking on site and a little cafe by the entrance.

Very well preserved citadel of the crusaders on a few floors. Each floor has a sign with more information about the layout and it's usage. Tickets are just 2.5 euro per person so it is worth visiting it for a short walk.

Really interesting and well restored Castle with lots of history. There are good signs to help you interpret and understand everything and excellent views from the rooftop. Well worth the €2.50 entry fee, huge parking area and little cafe/shop nearby also.

Beautiful medieval castle and garden, be sure to climb to the top for a great view! Fun fact: the Cyprus-UK border is only a few feet away from the castle, it passes through the middle of the parking lot. There is also a border marker nearby(there are no border checkpoints or signs though)

Nice, pleasant and quick. The biggest impression made a huge acacia in the garden with supported branches. The old castle is just ruins. Also ruins of the sugar mill was pretty interesting. In the new tower wall thickness is impressive. They had to be really scared in the past. Entrance 2,5€. Time around 30 minutes.

Nice castle, could be a little more explained what was what etc. Entrance 2.5€ or for free if you are student (have some student card with you)

This castle was built in 1210. It remains in an amazing condition as of today. The castle comprise of 3 floors with a nice view of the coast from the top.

Cool castle, not big and will take less than an hour to see. It’s 2.50€ to get in. If you have to take a bolt to get there, the transport will cost more than admission. I wouldn’t make a trip out of the way, but if you’re in the area it’s worth the trip.

Very well preserved crusader's stronghold, worth visiting. There were enough informational signs, telling the history in detail. Above the castle entrance there is a machicolation which is quite an interesting thing used by the defenders of it. On the side you can also see some crusader coat of arms. There is a nice garden around the site, well maintained.

Small and beautifully maintained tower-castle. Easy to reach, free parking, restaurants and small super-market/kiosk. Entrance fee 2,50€ only, kids free. You will need 30-45min for the 3 level tower.

Even though we knew nothing about the history of the castle it was a beautiful trip and the castle was very nice. The view on top of the castle was also very beautiful. The price per person is 2,5 euros.

Very interesting building surroundings (old trees, sugar and olive mills). Just a couple of steps over the ancient Roman viaduct there is also a very old cute chapel.

This castle is great and shaped like a cute lamington cake! There isn't much inside and it's a bit out of the way, but the building looks cute and the entrance fee is just €2.5

Gardens are tired but it is used through the year for events. Sadly the last two events have been a letdown last two years ago the Russian festival was well attended but the event was badly implemented and more like a Cyprus market. Not a lot of Russian products or entertainment. This week was the wine festival. Sad is not the word. Poorly attended. No wine sampling three wine stalls for purchasing and you paid €5 to attend about 4 or 5 restaurants serving bbq which you also paid for. They used to sell a glass and you could go round to get free tastings. Now you buy the glass and then purchase a bottle. What's that all about?

The place is very nice, it is great to watch the animals - BUT! The place is very small! You can do it all in 30 minutes if you take your time between the displays.

Limassol is a heart of Cyprus, very beautiful day & night,

Beautiful park, with lots of different plants and trees... within the park there is a little zoo but I didn't visit it. Park is a great place to stop and rest during hot summer.

To get things clear, if you are a visitor to Limassol - especially from abroad - this park is nothing special and not worth your time. Generally speaking parks in Cyprus are a joke, small and badly attended. However, if you are a local parent this is a place you can spend many happy hours with your kids. There are two playgrounds on site and ample space and grass to run around, cycle, skate, and do pretty much any activity kids do to spend energy. The municipal Zoo is housed here which again is nothing special but children love it, also the beach and seafront walkway are right across from the park. There is a canteen and a kiosk on site offering basic refreshments and snacks.

Loved the zoo and aquarium and gardens! Lovely lady in the café in the centre of the zoo.... So friendly and helpful! Kids loved it there!

A very special family park where events are also organized regularly

Great place to take children, lots of space, good equipment to play on. Public toilets and a small cafe. A good chance to take in the small local zoo. Just across the road to the prom and near the beach. Regular bus service stopping just by it

Nice place to spend your time . But it need a few more space and better cafeteria

Very nice, many things for children.

Very good playgarden for children in Limassol. This tree is a very special Fire flower tree, which is in the middle of the garden.

Nice place to spend time with your children. You could find here also a small zoo.

Nice public park to chill on a bench in shade...there is some greenery, toilets, pigeons, training equipment.

Beautiful park and garden. Children can play here . Great place for picnic!

Clean and sooo pretty. For sure will come back, if ever will be in Limassol again.

Went to the wine festival which was in this lovely garden. Nice relaxed family atmosphere with great wine, food and music.

Great experience for kids and adults!

Still developing some areas. Great value for money. Worth a visit.

We went to the Limassol wine festival, which was held here for one week. Lots of atmosphere with Greek music dancing and Greek food. It's €5 entrance fee per person. You then buy a glass or bottle, and it's as much as you can drink with free refills.

The beach is quite beautiful and generally clean, with just a few pieces of litter here and there. Its expansive size is a major plus, as it allows visitors to spread out and enjoy their own space. This spaciousness adds to the overall relaxing and enjoyable atmosphere of the beach.

The beach is easy to reach by car and there is a public bus stop as well. Parking is free and the sunbeds are 2.50€ per bed and 2.50 per umbrella. There are free public toilets, which, given the temperature, are actually okay to use. The lying area is rocky sand, which unfortunately is about polluted with cigarette bums or other small stuff. The water, however, is really beautiful and shallow. The entry is a bit rocky but after that it’s super soft sand. Bonus: Between the restaurants, there is a small ice cream truck with surprisingly good ice cream :)

Very clear water, you can see the bottom and even the fish swimming. Its quite rocky which is usual in those parts, but in the sea and near the water its mostly sand. Sunbeds are a bit overpriced to my opinion so consider other options if you want shade, Cyprus's sun can be quite dangerous.

A quiet beach that gives u peaceful mind. There are few restaurants down the beach.

Lovely remote beach. Great for families, you even get a little Surf Couple of good value restaurants for light, snacks, ice, creams and drinks. Beautiful stones on part pebbly Sandy Beach

E very clean beach to relaxing at Summer time. Also you can enjoy your breakfast or dinner near to the sea. Avoid to swimm in deep as sometimes during summer a sea currents appear.

Lovely beach close to Limassol. Can take your own sandwich n drinks . No restaurant open nearby though .

Nice place to walk, relax and enjoy the views

Worth visiting. Take aqua shoes for more comfortable walk and enjoy the day.

Great open-sea beach, to enjoy mornings, noons, afternoons, and even nights when full moon and stars are up. Great for walks, swimming, wind-surfing, and photos :) Good for all the family. I grew up there, and I never got tired of it. Even now, when I need unwinding from a busy day, I drive there to relax.

Beautiful beach just below the ancient Kourion. A couple of restaurants (2 or 3) by the water but nothing else to distract you from the natural beauty. Pebbles of different colours as you walk in but smooth sand further in, clear water, cute fish and a few visitors. With temperatures rising close to 40 in Cyprus this is a sanctuary worth visiting.

One of my favourite beaches near Limassol. Although full of pebbles, there are sandy pockets towards the end of Kourion beach. This place offers a great parking and dining options. Water is shallow and sandy which is great for kids and families to play without having to struggle with rocks and currents.

Very beautiful view. No sand, just stones.

This is a gorgeous pebble and sand beach with crystal clear waters. It’s very shallow so it’s great for families with young children. The scenery is stunning with mountains surrounding the beach and paragliders in the sky above the shore. There are three restaurants along the stretch but we packed our own picnic and made a day of it. There is ample parking and it’s an easy destination to find.

Loved this beach, where we found a parking spot we walked down a short ways from the cliff down to the water. It was right below a restaurant who sold chairs and umbrellas for 2.5 euro a piece. The water was nice, not too crowded, had a reef for snorkeling and the sand / rocks were easy for your feet to enjoy the water The food at the restaurant was nice, they bring food down too I believe because someone had a menu.

Great place to relax,amazing view,plenty restaurants and Tavernas,crystal clear waters and miles of beaches.

A relaxing place with nice views. Thought you need to avoid looking at the industrial site not to ruin the beauty of the landscape. We went there on 8th of April but it was a bit chilly, still it’s worth the visit.

Nice place to visit, no sandy beach but loads of places to walk around with great scenery. There is a restaurant & bar nearby and plenty of parking.

Plenty of area’s to park, some facilities such as a restaurant, rest rooms, bar etc. Really nice at sunset on the very White, sun bleached rocks below. Nice for photo’s and also ok to take a dip from the beach.

Judging by the pictures and the online praise, I expected much more. The sand is dark and kinda muddy, the beach is dirty, sunbeds are not maintained. Overall I left disappointed.

Majestic view!! You can relax yourself there. Awesome place for yoga & meditation in this time of the year( Nov)

A pleasant series of beaches with warm inviting waters. The only downside are the industrial areas within viewshot in the distance, which detracts a little from the ambience of the place.

We went on a bright but cold day in February, so not exactly beach weather, but we only wanted to see the white stone that gets mentioned so much. It certainly is white and even at that time of year the reflected glare was quite something. There is no sand on this part of the beach so unless you're fishing, there is nothing else to do but climb back up the stairs. There is plenty of parking space, at least one restaurant, a children's playground and some kind of amusement arcade.

Horrbile beach! The sand is black and it smells awfully! I had great expectations from this beach..

Cool place to hangout for a while. Free parking around the mall. Food court on upper level. Bowling alley, ice rink, and arcade on lowest level.

Lumberjack and more Shop: I bought Toms last year and this year I wore for the first and after 10min the sole got detached. Young and unprofessional Manager who doesn’t know what they sold and what’s in stock. They didn’t even offer to fix the shoes. I don’t recommend at all be cautious when buying from this shop. The point is to sell but also retain the client.

My Mall a great experience for dining and shopping. There are world class shops and restaurants. Plenty of parking and open spaces. You won't be disappointed.

There isn't any supermarket but there is a small Kiosk. Having ice rink in a shopping mall is an amazing idea. Many restaurants and cafés to choose from.

While you can find a lot of shops/brands that you cannot find in the city and in truly convenient hours and conditioned weather in comparison to the shopping experience in the city, the overall experience falls very short. The aesthetic and public convenience are truly overlooked. From the material finishes of the building, the lack of truly cozy resting points, to the “question mark” food court, the lack of spread-around wc and the very few greenery all beck the question: do the guests diserve such experience? Does the free parking, the “question mark” kids zone really cut it? Can a shopping mall be one, if there is no cinema, especially located relatively outside the city and in a city that has only two cinema locations?

Always fun to go to the mall. My stops usually are the POW shop, Public then the food court. It's nice to just even go for a walk if you want to avoid the heat or rain, best leave that for the weekdays though. Lots of people over the weekend and especially the public holidays. Definitely deserves a visit.

To be honest, my visit to this shopping mall left me with mixed feelings. It's definitely larger than its counterpart in Paphos, which is a plus for those seeking variety. However, beyond its size, it's just like any other shopping center. The assortment of shops is decent, offering some options worth browsing through. One aspect that stood out positively is the ample free parking available, which is always a relief. Overall, it's an okay place to spend some time shopping, but don't expect anything extraordinary.

Great mall, not too big, mostly sport brands. Nice little ice ring for kids with playground right next to it. Try TGI fridays if you looking for a place to eat with kids, lot of stuff to keep them busy...

I really like this place. It's one of the best Malls in Cyprus and the only one in Limassol. It has a lot and different kind of shops and amenities. Clothes, shoes, accessories, jewellery, sweets, fast food, restaurants, coffee shops, electric and electronics, playground and a nice ice skating rink. It's a multi space where you can do your shoppings and entertain your self and your children at the same time. Recommended.

Good choice of shops, good prices, good cafes, free parking. Mall opens at 10am on most days although some of the cafes are open earlier

Great variety of stores and businesses. Unfortunately a poor regulation of the air conditioning that makes you escape the cold that it is in summer (they would have to respect the general rules suggested by ecology and health of a minimum of 19 to a maximum of 21 degrees). thank you

A good selection of shops to cover the needs of most tourists aiming for a shopping break in an otherwise lazy experience in the sun - or as part of some island exploring as there are sites and places to visit close to the mall. And there is even an ice skating ring on the premises- go figure - but fun for the kids for sure!

I recently visited this mall in Cyprus, and I must say it was an exceptional shopping experience. The mall's layout is impressive, making it easy to navigate and find what you need. It offers a wide variety of shops, from popular brands to unique local stores, catering to all tastes and preferences. What stood out the most was the cleanliness and maintenance of the mall. It's evident that the management takes great care in ensuring a pleasant environment for shoppers.

A relatively large mall in Cyprus, many shops with a large selection and also a variety of fast food. There are many parking spaces. The prices in most stores are relatively high compared to other places, but it is convenient to have everything in one place. Recommend to visit.

It’s a typical shopping mall with a wide selection of stores and restaurants. They also have an ice skating rink and many interesting arcade games. Prices are similar to Europe - not too expensive, but not cheap either. It’s a great place to go with kids.

Outdated..worst mall in Cyprus by far.. Needs a serious upgrade Kids play area is rubbish No cinema Food and restaurants all junk food Shops - the same usual 'groups' and 'brands'. Serious lack of anything new or fresh should have been the best mall in Cyprus with so much potential but I guess the owners don't have any funds or want to invest

A very nice mall with wide variety of shops, from boutiques to brand names. The mall is bright, modern, and we'll organized. The skating rink is a great addition and there are always a variety of activities going on to create a fun atmosphere.

This mall is so long, that my feet hurt just going from one end to the other. It has every known brand, and many unknown ones. There is an ice rink at the bottom level. Two bus lines serve it, with destinations taking you to the rest of the city. It is very popular, and very crowded at times.

I was lucky that when I arrived there were no other people around. There was one member of staff working he was doing maintenance and giving out tickets. There was no information no pamphlets and no guides. I think it is a place to see if you’re passing by, but do you not go out of your way just to see it.

Where lucky to be the only people there. So enough time to walk around and take pictures. Must have been an impressive site when it was build. Pity they don't have the resources today to do more reconstruction. You only pay €2,50 pp as an entrance fee. Plenty of parking spots outside of the gates. But no shade. One hour is all you need to see the whole site.

By all means this is a great piece of history right here , we went in February so weather was warm and was a very nice walk around, price of entry is very good to like 2 euro , but unless you Google information before hand there’s not a lot to tell you about what it is your looking at , so I give this a 3 star

Bunch of old stones, bit of explanation. Overall they could've done better. 2.5€, worth it. Better than Tombs of the Kings

I was lucky that when I arrived there were no other people around. There was one member of staff working he was doing maintenance and giving out tickets. There was no information no pamphlets and no guides. I think it is a place to see if you’re passing by, but do you not go out of your way just to see it.

I went to periptor in agora and I bought catrich pro elfbar for my vape and when I got back home and opened it inside was missing 1 of 2 it was cost 8 euro for nothing, I didn’t come back for they don’t believe me, I want to say check in frond of them what you are buying

Very expensive for just a bottle of water. They have very various items but for real are so expensive

Unfortunately just another hipster-store-place with same-as-everywhere-fast-food stalls. There are no more traditional market stands or cafes. Outside, behind the building, we found two restaurants that at least were somehow serving local food.

They are rebuilding it, but it looks amazing

They have kiosks, stalls for crafts and of course food. The food's cheaper than in restaurant. Decent and several regional cuisines to choose from.

(Translated by Google) The market has been renovated and reopened. Everything inside is new and beautiful. But it can hardly be called a market ☹, since there are mainly cafes there, there are no numerous sellers of vegetables, fruits, fish, meat and other traditional Cypriot products. (Original) Рынок отремонтировали и открыли. Внутри всё новое, красивое. Но его трудно назвать рынком ☹, так как там в основном кафе, нет многочисленных торговцев овощей, фруктов, рыбы, мяса и прочих традиционных кипрских продуктов.

(Translated by Google) You can completely forget it. No information whatsoever. Nothing going on. Some nice restaurants around. That's all. A pity! (Original) Kann man ganz vergessen. Keinerlei Info. Nichts los. Einige nette Lokale rundherum. Das ist alles. Schade!

If you're fascinated by vintage automobiles, this place is an absolute must-visit. It houses several true gems that will captivate any car enthusiast. You won't regret the visit, as the collection is both impressive and meticulously curated. A delightful journey through the history of Cars.

Absolutely stunning collection of vehicles displayed in an aesthetically pleasing arena with information boards detailing features of each exhibit. Run by the owner Dimis and his wife. Classic cars are there passion and they are there to welcome and great all visitors. An often overlooked and not too miss attraction whenever visiting the limassol area of Cyprus, hidden away and unfortunately not well advertised locally but easily found by just following the signs to the massive "My Mall' shopping centre and picking up the brown signs for the motor museum . Spend an hour or so, or all day should you wish, to enjoy a trip down memory lane and soak up the atmosphere of a bygone eara of motoring history and memorabilia.. They are constantly changing and adding to the exhibitis so I shall be looking forward to visiting again on my next holiday.. A most enjoyable afternoon spent with the most affable Dimis and his wife in their excellent museum..

Nice selection of cars to see. Everything is renovated and in working. Ticjet is 15€, that is bit much, tennish would be best price. But they have one of the Me Beans cars and a teddy. After the tour u will get free coffee and a lemonade.

We were very impressed because of the collection of cars. However, in the heat of the summer, the lack of air conditioning inside the museum made the experience dull and uncomfortable for us.

This is my favourite motor museum, anywhere, ever! Not just lots of vehicles but also lots of stories behind them, if you chat to the owner :) I also spotted that the destination blind for the London bus showed Crayford, but the 229 route never went there, so the owner let us change the blind to Sidcup, which is on the route. How often are you allowed to just get into a museum exhibit and do that?! Also had lunch with the owner and the visiting former head of Chrysler Racing, Derek Hughes, and his family. Top museum, very highly recommended.

What a fantastic place. Wide range of vehicles and so well displayed. All the staff were very friendly and willing to talk including the owner who has done a brilliant job setting this up. Highly recommend visiting even if not interested in vehicles as it brings back memories

I was impressed! Huge collection of rare cars in a very good visual state! 🤩 I’m not one of those guys who is obsessed with cars, but I still enjoyed every minute in this place. It’s just fascinating to see beauties of old times.

Great selection of cars & other bits. I agree with some other reviews in that I think the ticket price is a tad on the expensive side especially if there's more than 2 of you. €15 adult €9 for a child. Kids can go on the double decker bus at the back. There's also lots of toy miniatures to look at from across the ages. Maybe it took us 30-40 mins to walk around. Worth a visit though.

The chain barriers preventing making good shot. Some cars are cramped very close in the chain. Some cars are in top level, where is no access, you can only watch them from the bottom. It is overpricing for so small 30 minutes museum. 15 Euro is same price for Autoworld in Brussels, but Belgian Autoworld much bigger and provides two floors and space for views.

Pretty good collection as a private one person museum, but the price point is a bit too much comparing with any other car museum in Europe

Very nice experience! So many cars there. Recommended to go there during winter, as during the insulation insulation is not so good 😊

A great place to visit if you are a fan of all kinds of vehicles if you are a fan like me) Here you can actually see how different kinds of vehicles helped us to get from point A to point B (with style;) throughout different eras of engineering All kinds of cars for all kinds of situations. A good place for kids too - tractors, separate parts, toy cars, a big red double-decker, fire trucks, some random small accessories and even a manual gearbox to be seen) It is not allowed to touch anything there (a huge disappoinment) but with a good gide it can be a great source of ideas and fun!

It was very interesting in the museum, but at the same time it was extremely hot. We stayed there for not more than 30 mins. No air conditioning, just a couple of fans. Missing some signs and some signs are not correct.

My experience was awful. Yesterday, my daughter and I ordered hot chocolate with cream, only to find it infested with food beetles both cups. When I complained, a restaurant staff member showed indifference and offered to discount the bill !!! He didn't even apologize. I must add that I accidentally ingested some of these bugs,mistaking them for chocolate chunks. My hopes were greatly disappointed! just to add the waitresses were nice.

Restaurant is nice, the lifeguard is very rude. I was walking my dog on the beach which I understand is not aloud. There was a big hole in the sand, the height of my knee, I pushed my dog away from the hole using my leg, or else he would have fallen in and broken his bones ((since he’s a puppy)). Not knowing what happened and only seeing me push away my dog, he yelled at me and said “you should not have that dog”. Kicked us of the beach. I understand pushing him wasn’t the best thing to do, but I rather push my dog a little rather than have all of his bones broken. Wouldn’t not recommend this beach.

This place has very commercial And comfortable potential. Great location. Sea, eucalyptus park area. Good playground, ample parking. A steady stream of visitors with children and just lovers of fresh air! The place can and must be ennobled! The restaurant has a good balance menu and service.

Very nice meal, plenty on the plate

Well, this is my honest review. If you are looking for high quality then better stay away. Also you better be patient when going there, we had to wait 40-50 minutes for our two burgers. They are made just from pork meat and taste like those microwave burgers. The restaurant was almost empty only ten or fifteen tables were occupied. They are below average in Cyprus.

Lovely. Food a little pricey but for the location acceptable. Decent service.

The place is ok to relax and eat when the sun gets too hot. The staff are usually friendly and polite. The food though can be hit and miss depending on the food choice (and maybe the chef). The starters were ok, the pasta can be good in one day and not that great the other day, the sandwiches with chips aren’t that great, burger meat isn’t that great either, cheese saganaky is ok, apple pie is delicious, and there were other food choices that were good as well but i can’t remember their names. Prices are average.

One of the nicest beaches to visit in Limassol. A lot of good spots to sit at, and you even take a seat from one of the cafes or bars and get full waiter services from them. The sand is volcanic buts it's not rocky and cool clear water.

For the limited natural potential of this beach (no white or gold sand, but rather volcanic black) thi beach is great. Shade of eucaliptus forest in the back is priceless. Well organizes and comfy place for families, clean, shallow, warm water.

I would like to say that i am really disappointed with the service in this place. The sulky barman practices no sanitary measures by touching the edge of the glasses with the same fingers he touches everything else: money, furniture, floor, etc. The drinks are overpriced ( Aperol Spritz 9.5€ in a plastic cup filled with ice to the top). But it is the attitude of total indifference to what the customer thinks, that can cloud your sunny mood on this beautiful beach otherwise… Yesterday i paid the barman for a drink to be delivered on the beach for my dad: when the waiter came with some drink ( I don’t know what it was), his unfriendly behavior made my dad believe that it was a con man trying to trick him into something. And in the whole restaurant (on the most Russian speaking beach of Limassol… there was noone to explain, to say one word that the drink was left by me, his daughter. Well , there were , but the barman didn’t bother to do that, to call one of his colleagues. When i mentioned the episode to the manager he literally said that this attitude is still ok, because soon “ the waiters in Cyprus will be telling customers to go make/fetch their own drinks by themselves. “ Honestly, with what i saw and heard , i will never never go there again.

Good food. Good value for money. The lamb chops are delicious.

Very spacious and well located self service formula. You receive a card that allows you to order from one restaurant to an other without forgetting the desert station. You choose the type of cuisine you want to order and swipe your card. Easy, fast and efficient! My choice is la Boca Italian style food. Whether you order pizza, pasta or risotto you will receive very fresh, tasty food that you can eat in the premises they have inside and outdoor spaces, or take away if you prefer. Highly recommended