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Villas in Limassol

Superior Studio Suite, Balcony | Laptop workspace, blackout drapes, iron/ironing board, WiFi (free)
Superior Studio Suite, Balcony | Living area
Superior Studio Suite, Balcony | Bathroom | Shower, hair dryer, towels, soap
Superior Studio Suite, Balcony | Private kitchen | Mini-fridge, microwave, oven, stovetop

White Arches Studio Suite by TrulyCyprus

White Arches Studio Suite by TrulyCyprus
Agios Tychon
$86
$169 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 23 - Aug 24
White Arches Studio Suite by TrulyCyprus
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Top neighborhoods in Limassol

An outdoor cafe with tables and chairs, umbrellas, and a sign for a cafe restaurant.
A bustling market with various stalls selling items like lace, bags, and shoes.
A historic stone building with a flat roof, surrounded by trees and a paved walkway.
A pedestrian walkway lined with palm trees and benches, with people walking and sitting along the path.
A street with a restaurant named Kavacafe, a shoe bazaar, and various shops.

Old Town of Limassol

Old Town of Limassol wraps you in medieval charm with its honey-colored stone buildings and cobblestone streets. The 14th-century castle stands guard while artisan workshops display handwoven textiles and copper crafts behind wooden shutters. Traditional tavernas serve mouthwatering mezze platters and grilled halloumi, creating a perfect blend of history and flavor. The area buzzes with authentic Cypriot culture through craft shops and cultural events. Boutique hotels in restored buildings offer personalized service with courtyards and rooftop terraces overlooking the district. While public buses are limited, the compact historic core is best explored on foot. The Mediterranean coastline sits just a short walk away when you need a break from the medieval magic.

A river winding through a hilly landscape with sparse vegetation and a few buildings on the hills.
A narrow canyon with large rock formations and a small stream.
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A coastal city with a coastline, urban areas, and a large body of water.
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Germasogeia

Germasogeia balances beachfront fun with local Cypriot charm. Sun-seekers flock to Dasoudi and Galatex beaches, while nature lovers head to the nearby reservoir and pine-covered hills. The area's mix of traditional tavernas and modern resorts creates a laid-back vibe perfect for travelers who want both relaxation and cultural experiences. Fresh seafood meze at local tavernas and international cuisine cater to every taste. Accommodations range from family-friendly apartments to upscale beach resorts with stunning Mediterranean views. A rental car is your best bet for exploring, though local buses connect to central Limassol for day trips.

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Neapolis

Neapolis gives you a real slice of local Limassol life, away from the tourist crowds but close enough to everything that matters. Wander tree-lined streets to discover family-run bakeries and traditional cafes where Cypriots chat over strong coffee. The nearby Limassol Zoo and Municipal Gardens offer perfect afternoon escapes, while Dasoudi Beach is just a short walk away. Budget-friendly guesthouses and apartment rentals make this neighborhood a smart choice for travelers watching their wallets. Getting around is a breeze with frequent buses to the city center, or you can enjoy the flat, walkable streets that lead to Limassol's main attractions within 15-20 minutes on foot.

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A historic stone building with a flat roof, surrounded by trees and a paved walkway.
A sunny outdoor café area with white umbrellas, outdoor seating, and a building with a sign reading "d'Pizza".
An outdoor cafe with tables and chairs, umbrellas, and a sign for a cafe restaurant.

Limassol City Center

Limassol City Center wraps you in centuries of history while keeping one foot firmly on the beach. Medieval Limassol Castle stands proud amid cobblestone streets that wind past the Grand Mosque's reaching minaret. The breezy Molos Promenade offers perfect Mediterranean views, while ancient Amathus ruins whisper stories from Cyprus's past. Heroes Square pulses with local energy and the Municipal Market overflows with fresh finds. Traditional tavernas serve meze platters and fresh seafood just steps from the azure waters. You can find everything from boutique hotels in honey-colored limestone buildings to modern options near the marina. The flat terrain makes exploring on foot a dream, with most attractions just a 10-minute walk apart.

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A waterfront resort with a swimming pool, palm trees, and a pier extending into the water.
A narrow canyon with large rock formations and a small stream.
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A coastal city with a coastline, urban areas, and a large body of water.
Photo by Elisabeth Toufexis

Potamos tis Germasogeias

Potamos tis Germasogeias delivers the perfect Limassol experience without the downtown hustle. Sink your toes into the soft sands of Dasoudi and Galatex beaches or take scenic walks along Mediterranean coastal paths. The Germasogeia Dam area offers fantastic hiking trails with sweeping views, while crystal-clear waters beckon swimmers and water sports enthusiasts alike. Fresh seafood and traditional Cypriot meze await at beachfront tavernas with spectacular sunset views. Choose between luxury resorts with full amenities or private villa rentals with homey touches. While local buses connect to central Limassol, having a car makes exploring this peaceful residential haven much easier.

Top landmarks in Limassol

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Limassol Marina

9.0/10 (529 reviews)
You can stroll along Limassol Marina for relaxing water views when you're in Agios Antonios. Spend the afternoon at the beach and head to one of the restaurants for a bite to eat. If you carry on walking you'll get to Limassol Old Port for some more water views.
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Amathus Beach

8.8/10 (209 reviews)
If you can't wait to get to the beach, you might enjoy a trip to Amathus Beach located 5.2 mi (8.3 km) from central Limassol. If you want to continue walking by the waves, head to Castella Beach located nearby.
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Seafront Promenade

9.2/10 (254 reviews)
Seafront Promenade is worth a pic or two when discovering Historical Center.
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Limassol Castle

8.8/10 (238 reviews)
If museums are on your list of things to see, you might want to browse the collections at Limassol Castle in Limassol City Center. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here? If you want to see more of the museums in Limassol, Limassol Water Museum isn't far either.
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Dasoudi Beach

8.8/10 (69 reviews)
Whether you want to hunt for sand dollars or smell the fresh air, Dasoudi Beach is a spot you might want to check out, located 2.5 mi (4.1 km) from central Limassol. Catch the sunset by the shore at Galatex Beach, just a short walk away.
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Amathus Ruins

8.6/10 (103 reviews)
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Amathus Ruins— just one of the monuments in Agios Tychon. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches.
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Cyprus Casinos

8.4/10 (15 reviews)
Looking to hit the casinos? Why not spend the evening at Cyprus Casinos in Zakaki to find out if luck is your lady.
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Limassol Municipal Park

8.2/10 (32 reviews)
If you like quiet time surrounded by flowers and greenery, hang out at Limassol Municipal Park in Apostolon Petrou kai Pavlou. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here? Want to stretch your legs some more? Head to Seafront Promenade and Limassol Municipal Gardens, both nearby.
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Learn more about Limassol

Between the azure Mediterranean and the Troodos Mountains, this ancient port city blends history with hedonism. Explore Limassol Castle where Richard the Lionheart supposedly married, then wander cobblestone lanes of the Old Town. Blue Flag beaches beckon with golden sand, while Limassol Marina showcases gleaming yachts beside waterfront restaurants. The Amathus Ruins offer glimpses into 3,000 years of civilization without the crowds of more famous archaeological sites. Local tavernas serve meze platters that keep arriving until you surrender, accompanied by robust Commandaria wine. For a perfect day, combine morning history at the castle, afternoon swimming at Dasoudi Beach, and evening people-watching along the bustling promenade.

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Find out more about Limassol

There's a lot visitors like about Limassol, especially its beaches and bars. Learn about the local heritage of Limassol at landmarks like Limassol Castle and Amathus Ruins. Check out other sights like Limassol Marina and Limassol Municipal Park.