Chania Lighthouse is not only known as one of the city’s top landmarks but is also one of the most ancient lighthouses across the Mediterranean as well as the world. Chania’s Lighthouse (Faros) is nestled in the city’s picturesque harbour inspiring thousands of visitors especially during nightfall when it is illuminated.
Casa Parlante Museum is undeniably one of the top and most impressive museums found in Corfu Town, just steps away from Spianada Square and Liston.
Before the 1974 Turkish invasions, Limassol was home to both Cypriots and Turks. Reminiscent of this time are found across the island. Limassol, as all other Cyprus cities, has Turkish quarters.
Limassol, the cosmopolitan city of Cyprus, was known till Medieval Times as Nemesos. The city was named Nemesos, meaning In Between, due to the fact it was situated in between Kourion and Amathous, two ancient city kingdoms. Limassol caters to all holidaymakers looking to enjoy a wonderful beach holiday combined with some cultural and historic sightseeing!
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Throughout history Cyprus has always been a destination sought by conquerors due to its strategic location being situated amongst the crossroads of Europe and Asia. This is one of the reasons so many ancient nations passed through the island at some point in time. Limassol’s Kourion dates back to the 12th century and is today one of the most important archaeological sites found on the island as well as globally.
As you all already know, there is always something going in Limassol! Limassol is known as the cultural and cosmopolitan hub of Cyprus, and no matter what time of year you visit Limassol, you are bound to stumble upon a cultural festival! We have put together a list of Limassol’s top annual events, take a look and make your pick!