Giorgos Seferis Hall, Limassol, Cyprus
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The Giorgos Seferis Hall is located in the village of Platres in the Limassol district.

It is situated in the traditional building of the old Municipal Market near the Community Council offices.

The hall is made out of local stone and is in good condition, recently renovated and renewed into multi-purpose hall.

It can be used for various events including exhibitions conferences, seminars, concerts and audio-visual projections.

Address:

1, Georgiou I. Skirianides Street, 4520 Pano Platres

Telephone:

357 25813112

Fax:

357 25422082

Email:

[email protected]

Website:

http://www.platres.org/

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