Getting around Limassol
Limassol is relatively a small city to get around. The city has four main roads which run parallel to each other and across the city from West to East. Like any other major city in the world, during rush hour, traffic can occur in the centre of Limassol. However, in general, the city has a decent road network, the motorways: A1 – Nicosia to Limassol and A6 – Paphos to Limassol, connect to other major cities in Cyprus.
By Bus:
Limassol is one of the main transportation centers of the island. Several bus companies in the city offer services throughout the major resorts on the island. The city has three main bus stations. The first station is situated at Enoseos and Eirinis Street just north of the castle. Some main lines on this station include Nicosia - Limassol line, the Paphos - Limassol line and the Polis - Paphos - Limassol line.
The buses to Larnaca and Agia Napa run from the second bus station located on the corner of Araouzou and Hadjipavlou streets. The local Limassol buses can be found on the third station situated at Andreas Themistokleou street in the city centre.
By Taxis:
In Limassol, taxis are available at all important and convenient places throughout the city and are reasonably priced. A network of shared-taxi-lines are also available in Limassol that travel to and from other major cities on the Island. These shared-taxis are cheaper than normal taxis and are usually just as efficient as them. The two main shared-taxi terminals can be found at 21 Thessaloniki Street and 49 Spyrou Araouzou Street.
By Car:
Car rental is a very common, easy and comfortable way on the island to explore the city and countryside. This service is relatively more expensive in Cyprus than in any other Mediterranean country, although it is handy for tourists who make their own plans to travel and explore the island in depth. Due to the British influence, cars drive on the left in Cyprus.
By Foot:
Exploring Limassol by foot is unquestionably a great way that will acquaint the traveler with the best of Limassol’s tourist sites. The 'Municipality of Lemesos’ in collaboration with the ‘Cyprus Tourism Organization’ and the ‘Cyprus Tourist Guides Association’ organise tours on foot. The tour gives one the opportunity to gain more knowledge about the historical centre of Limassol, by walking through its narrow streets. These excursions will include viewing monuments of the past, traditional workshops, unique architectural features, the active life of the old market, traditional shops and the chance to get the feel of life, the Cypriot way.
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