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Kato Polemidia is a suburb at the northwest of Limassol and an independent municipality of Cyprus since 1986. The municipality is 5km from Limassol, and has an extent of 2.130 hectares, a population of 22,115 residents.

Administratively, it has 6 parishes, Saint Nicholas, Virgin Mary Evangelistria, Archangel Michael, Apostle Varnava, Makarios ‘C and Anthoupoli. In Kato Polemidia there is an industrial area of Limassol. It is very close to the Limassol General Hospital.

The municipality has been habituated since the prehistoric years. During excavations which occurred, the findings include the necropolis of the after era of copper, archaeological findings of prehistoric times at Skammata and Oufkia. Before the Turkish invasion in 1974 half the residents were forced to move towards the Turkish Cypriot areas and Greek Cypriots were then taken to their houses. In all the archived concerning Kato Polemidia, it is referred to as a village with the community of Pano Polemidia which has a population of 3443 residents, even though in the inventory of 1901 they are referred to separately.

Today the two communities are joint. The municipality of Kato Polemidia was founded in 1986 and according to the inventory of 2011 it had a population of 22115 residents.

Kato Polemidia location map: 

Near Kato Polemidia

Other places within a short drive, closest first.

Nearby Places and things to do (within 5 km radius)

Limassol

Saint George Chapel - Fini

Outside the village of Fini, towards the north there is a mountain cliff and between the pine trees is the chapel of Saint George. Taking the road towards Tr

Limassol

Agia Anna Chapel - Fini Vilage

Leaving the Fini village and taking the road towards the south there is a mountain cliff where the chapel of Agia Anna is built.

Limassol

Agia Marina Chapel - Fini Village

A little further out from the village of Fini, in-between the plain at the location vines, surrounded by trees and bushes and at a close distance from the river

Traditional ‘Shepard Vourka’

The Fini village developed a special and large tradition in the creation of the traditional vourka, whose history is lost during the centuries.

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