The Cyprus Wine Museum in Erimi invites all wine lovers to take a historic journey through the 5500 years Cyprus has been producing wine!The fascinating museum opened its doors in November 2004, after the 150-year-old building underwent extensive restoration, expansion and renovation. In the past the building was an inn. Its most frequent guests were wine merchants travelling to and from Limassol, from where they used to sell their wine at the city’s market.
Blessed with natural beauty, the scenery and landscapes of Cyprus is spread across dominating green-covered mountains, blossoming forests and golden coasts, inviting nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts will all fall in love with the island’s unspoiled natural spots.
After exploring Rhodes Old Town it becomes clear why the island has been baptised as the Island of the Knights. No visit is complete without exploring the island’s medieval town, which captivates and lures all its visitors like a spider weaves its prey. The Old Town charms visitors with its romantic ambience, marvellous medieval and byzantine architecture as well as historic landmarks. Time to set off on a historic adventure!
Famed as being a major tourist resort and cosmopolitan destination, Limassol is much more than sandy beaches and lively night scene. Also known as Lemessos, invites all holidaymakers to uncover its past and present, it beauty and culture. Welcome to Limassol!
Louis Colossos Beach in Rhodes has just achieved a prestigious Travelife for Hotels & Accommodations Gold Certification.
Travelife – the international sustainability certification scheme – assesses a property’s performance in managing their social, environmental and economic impacts.
The labelling scheme helps hotels cut costs and increase sales, by improved sustainability.
While in Paphos, bathe in the city’s historical and cultural heritage! Read on for a brief summary of the most fascinating places of interest found in Paphos…