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Limassol is a coastal district in the southern part of Cyprus. It is a relatively new district, even though clues have been found that prove that it was inhabited from antiquity. It is built amphitheatrically over the Acrotiri Bay between the two ancient cities of Amathounda towards the east, and Kourion to the west.

The Limassol district is one of the 6 districts and it is the third largest district on the island. It has an extent of 1393 square kilometres, forming the 15, 07% of the island. It borders with the Paphos district to the west, the Nicosia district to the north, and the Larnaca district to the east.

Limassol is then divided into 6 municipalities and 116 communities. The six municipalities are: Limassol, Kato Polemidia, Mesa Geitonia, Agios Athanasios, Germasogeia and Ypsonas. To the north Limassol extends north until the village of Lemithou, to the east until the village of Alektora, to the south until Acrotiri and to the west until Pentakomo. Most of the Limassol villages are located towards the north east (Wine villages) and north west (Koummandaria region and Pitisilia region).

All of the 106 villages have their own unique beauty and attraction. There are many attractions in the villages ranging from churches, monasteries , museums, culture attractions and nature attractions. The many churches, chapels, monasteries in all of the villages also show how religious the residents are. The museums along with other cultural buildings help preserve the culture and the customs that each village has.

The wine villages in Limassol are truly exceptional and different from others on the island. The wine villages stand out for their distinctive fauna and flora and the geology of the area makes it ideal for vineyards.  Many of the villages have also preserved the local architecture and stone paved roads providing tourists and locals with a traditional experience.

Each village has traditional restaurants and shops that can offer you with the local cuisine as well as the local products that it produces (wine, commandaria, zivania, spoon sweets, soutzouko) and the Cypriot hospitality.

To view the list of all the Limassol Villages refer to the Limassol Villages List.

Limassol district at a glance
Area1,393 km²
Municipalities6
Communities116
Population (Limassol urban area)154,000
Official websitelimassol.org.cy

All the villages in Limassol

53 villages documented in the Limassol district. 52 of them are plotted on Cyprus in 3D.

Cyprus villages - Limassol district

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Amiantos Village

Tucked into the rugged slopes of the Troodos Mountains, Amiantos is one of Cyprus’s lesser-known mountain villages — a place that feels both timeless and quietl

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Anogyra Village

Anogyra Village is located to the west of the Limassol district, at a distance of 45 kilometres.

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Arsos Village

Nestled in the foothills of the Troodos Mountains, Arsos Village in the Limassol district is a picturesque destination that offers a perfect blend of history, t

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Asgata Village

Asgata is the most eastern village of the Limassol district and it is located at a distance of 26 kilometres from the town. The village is built in the middl

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Avdimou Village

Avdimou is a village located about 13 kilometres west of the village of Episkopi in the Limassol district. The altitude of Avdimou increases to 100 metres fr

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Chandria Village

Nestled amidst the verdant heights of the Limassol district, the charming village of Chandria serves as an idyllic getaway from the hustle and bustle of city li

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Dierona Village

Dierona is one of the small, peaceful villages of Cyprus that still keeps the traditional character and quiet beauty of the island alive.

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Episkopi Village, Limassol

Episkopi is a village which is located in the Limassol district and part of it reaches the British Bases of Akrotiri and Dhekelia.

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Erimi Village

Erimi village is situated in the Limassol district. It is located at an average altitude of 75 metres above the sea level.

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