Top Things to do in Limassol
What to do and see in Limassol, Limassol: The Best Things to do Good for Couples
Discover the best top things to do in Limassol, Cyprus including Hadjiantonas Winery, Karseras Family Winery, Ayia Mavri Winery, Katie Sabry Studio, Kourion, Promenade, Lambouri Winery, Lania Village, Fasouri Watermania Water Park, Caledonia Waterfalls.
Restaurants in Limassol
1. Hadjiantonas Winery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 40 reviews
Mixing art and science for top quality wines Dynamic and innovative are definitely two words that describe Hadjiantonas Winery which is one of the wineries at the forefront of the new generation of Cypriot wines. Hadjiantonas Winery is much more than a winery it is a wonderful and memorable experience. The winery stands in rolling countryside on the edge of Parekklisia, just 20 minutes from Limassol, in a magnificent three storey building. The winery itself is on the ground level with a sizeable temperature-controlled cellar and spacious wine-tasting area on the lower level. On the third floor with panoramic views there is a visitor centre, wine tasting area with coffee where visitors can relax over a cheese platter and a glass of wine. This is already proving to be the ideal setting for private family and corporate parties, weddings and christenings. This is the 10 years anniversary of the winery, it has achieved so much with a collection of 32 awards and the name Domaine Hadjiantonas is synonymous with the highest quality. The winery is new, exciting and working with the latest equipment and techniques which are carefully interwoven with the tradition and love of winemaking that Theodoros Hadjiantonas inherited from his grandfather, a highly respected winemaker in Pera Pedhi. As well as making great wines from the indigenous grape varieties, the winery makes superb wines from the imported grape varieties such as Shiraz, Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot with wonderful mellowed tastes gained as the grapes mature in the Cyprus sunshine.
2. Karseras Family Winery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Karseras Family Winery is situated in the small picturesque village of Doros within the Commandaria region, just 25km from Limassol on the road to Platres. For the past 18 years, we have been specialising in producing Commandaria, "the world's oldest named wine still in production", a product of controlled origin. Our Winery is open 7 days a week, around the year, offering free wine tasting.
Reviewed By electricstray
Maybe of the Best Commandaria winery in the region. You can learn anything about history of this amazing wine and of course the production stages
3. Ayia Mavri Winery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By LoukasL_07 - Nicosia, Cyprus
If you are visiting Troodos, coming from Limassol then you must stop at this winery and enjoy a quick tour of the cellars and the wine making process! Great hosts with abundance of knowledge and historic facts that will surely make you wish you didn't drive all the way there so you can sit and drink a bottle of their world famous wines with them! Make sure you buy at least a couple of Mosxatos wine and a few of their other awarded wines! ☺️
4. Katie Sabry Studio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
I'm a local artist , having lived and worked in Limassol since 1987 . My home gallery and mosaic workshop , featuring my original paintings in watercolours , pastels and oils , as well as cards and mosaics for sale . I have many small paintings and mosaics which make lovely gifts . Most of my watercolours are painted on site in Cyprus . My bigger works are painted here at my studio . The building is a 100 year old traditional courtyard house , fully renovated with a charming courtyard garden . I offer short or full day mosaic workshops . Painting and drawing classes also available . Accommodation for visiting artists by request . If you'd like to visit outside the advertised opening hours , please feel free to contact me , I love showing people around , sharing my creations and beautiful garden !
5. Kourion
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,728 reviews
Reviewed By globepouncing - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Kourion has everything one might want in an ancient archaeological site: a theatre, an agora, an early Christian basilica, excellent mosaics, Roman baths, a seaside location, and more! There is nothing better than to be at this site on a cool, sunny day. If you are in Cyprus, don't miss Kourion. It is very close to Limassol and not too far from Paphos.
6. Promenade
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,132 reviews
Reviewed By MMGAM - Limassol City, Cyprus
We have been taking the children to the sea front for many years. They love the skate board park and have worked there way up from little bikes with stabilisers to the bigger bikes, skate boards or scooters they now bring to play on. They used to like the play areas also but are getting too big for most of the toys. It has been lovely this summer as it is mostly very quiet when we go during the week. I know it gets busier in the evening and at weekends so we avoid the busy times.
7. Lambouri Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By titina955 - Nicosia, Cyprus
The best wine tasting experience ever! Dragosh explained everything with such a pleasure and made us feel extremely welcome! Recommend it with all my heart! All the family was so excited!
8. Lania Village
9. Fasouri Watermania Water Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,980 reviews
The largest waterpark in Cyprus with 30 different attractions for all ages. Three different restaurants to choose from, Sweet Land Kiosk, Aloha Cocktail Bar, Cinnabon Kiosk, Costa Coffee and Mini Donut Kiosk. 750 free parking space and over 2000 sun beds. Lockers also available at a charge. Additional services such as photo shop, fish spa, massage. A staff of more than 100 people work continuously to provide the best service to our visitors. Winner of many awards!
Reviewed By badgirl1908 - Limassol, Cyprus
Great place having fun with family, very clean, excellent food, big variety of slides and games for all ages. Looking forward for my next visit.
10. Caledonia Waterfalls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 481 reviews
Reviewed By Charlcote
Favourite part was having the waterfalls to ourselves. Least favourite part was the markers on the route :-D We parked at the trout farm at the bottom and walked up - there a couple of small pools and waterdrops that you can stop at and admire / catch your breath. There is a covered seat section that has a 2km marker which very nearly made me turn around as really didn't want to climb that distance on top of what we'd already done, but I think it must've been for those that come from the top as less that 200m of clambering up and over rocks and steps we reached the falls. The water is cold, it is slippery and if you brave bare feet the stones are uncomfortable. But on a hot day, and a fair hike, who cares!
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