Limassol — the vibrant heart of the southern coast of Cyprus — perfectly combines beach life, ancient history, fine dining, and modern culture. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend or staying longer, this guide covers all the best things to do in Limassol, Cyprus, from must-see landmarks and hidden gems to free attractions and family fun.
1. Explore the Old Town and Limassol Castle
Start your journey in the Old Town of Limassol, where narrow streets are filled with colorful houses, small boutiques, and local cafés. The highlight is the Limassol Castle, dating back to the 14th century, now home to the Medieval Museum of Cyprus.
Don’t miss:
- Agiou Andreou Street for traditional shops
- The Carob Mill Square for local restaurants
- The nearby Limassol Marina, perfect for a sunset walk
2. Relax at Limassol Marina and Promenade
The Limassol Marina is one of the most picturesque areas in the city, lined with luxury yachts, fine restaurants, and elegant coffee shops. It connects seamlessly to the Molos Promenade, a long seaside park ideal for walks, cycling, and people-watching.
Why visit:
- Great for evening strolls
- Stunning sea views
- Street performers and weekend markets
3. Discover Ancient Kourion
Just 15 km west of the city lies Kourion Archaeological Site, one of Cyprus’s most important ancient cities. It features a restored Greco-Roman theatre overlooking the sea and impressive mosaics.
Tip: Visit early morning or near sunset to avoid crowds and heat.
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Book Attractions4. Visit Limassol Beaches
There’s no shortage of beautiful beaches in Limassol. Whether you prefer quiet spots or lively beach bars, you’ll find the perfect place to swim and sunbathe.
Top beaches to visit:
- Lady’s Mile Beach – long, sandy, and great for kitesurfing
- Dasoudi Beach – ideal for families with kids
- Governor’s Beach – white cliffs and turquoise water
5. Wine & Village Experiences in the Troodos Foothills
Take a short drive inland to visit Omodos, Koilani, or Lania, charming mountain villages surrounded by vineyards. Limassol is the heart of the island’s wine region, and local wineries offer tours and tastings.
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Want to explore the wine villages and mountain views at your own pace? Rent a car and drive freely through Cyprus!
Rent a Car6. Family-Friendly Fun in Limassol
If you’re traveling with kids, there are plenty of things to do in Limassol for families.
Top family activities:
- Fasouri Watermania Waterpark – the largest in Cyprus
- Limassol Zoo and Municipal Gardens
- Carob Mill Museum for hands-on learning
7. Free Things to Do in Limassol
You don’t have to spend much to enjoy the city.
Top free experiences:
- Walking the Molos Promenade
- Visiting the Old Port and Marina
- Watching the flamingos at Akrotiri Salt Lake (winter)
8. Unique and Fun Experiences
If you want to go beyond the ordinary, try something memorable:
- Spa day in a boutique hotel
- Catamaran cruise along the coast
- Wine tasting in the hills
- Traditional Cypriot cooking class
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Find HotelsFAQ
What is Limassol famous for?
For its beaches, old town, wine festivals, and the mix of ancient and modern attractions.
Is Limassol good for families?
Yes! There are many safe beaches, parks, and family attractions.
Can I visit Limassol without a car?
Yes, but renting a car gives you the freedom to explore nearby villages and beaches.
What are the best months to visit Limassol?
April to October offer warm weather and plenty of outdoor activities.
