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Kourion lies 13 kms to the west of Limassol in the Kouris River Valley, presenting a fascinating archaeological site that has been occupied since at least the Ceramic Neolithic period (4500-3800 BCE), reaching its cultural zenith in the Roman era.
Kourion lies 13 kms to the west of Limassol in the Kouris River Valley, presenting a fascinating archaeological site that has been occupied since at least the Ceramic Neolithic period (4500-3800 BCE), reaching its cultural zenith in the Roman era. The majority of the ruins date to the Roman and Early Byzantine periods. Highlights include an amphitheatre, the 3rd century House of Gladiators with mosaic pavements depicting gladiatorial combats, an agora with Roman baths and nymphaeum, the 4th century House of Achilles, the 5th century House and Baths of Eustolios, basilicas and the Stadium of Kourion.
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Kourion Beach is good for windsurfing, but unsafe for swimming
Originally built in the 13th century and refurbished in the 15th century, the Kolossi Castle exemplifies medieval military architecture
The Cyprus Motor Museum showcases iconic Classic and collectible cars, from a 1912 Ford T to trendy collectibles from 2004
The Limassol Water Museum is an old pump-house, built in 1925 to direct water from the nearby Garyllis Delta aquifer to the city
The Limassol Castle was built by the Ottomans in 1590, after the previous castle on the site was destroyed
With blue skies and crystal clear warm waters to one side, and cafes, restaurants, nightclubs and shops on the other, the Promenade offers a slice of paradise to all vacationers
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A compact zoological park spread over 1
