if you are interested in historical buildings, this is the most important near the harbour of Limassol - Lemessos

One of the best public spot and famous for religious pictures and gathering.if you are interested in historic monuments then it is best place to visit having sea front. From inside this church ambience was so beautiful and rich you feel relax and calm. local old market near church also a good point for tourists to visit.

Free entry visit. You definitely shall go in if you are in Napa.

Wonderful greek orthodox church in Limassol

Gorgeous building - nice pic as you take a walk through the old town. Unfortunately, it wasn't open... would have been nice to see inside.

Beautiful cathedral in white and gold.

Gorgeous cathedral. Worth seeing this place as you visit Limassol.

The Cathedral was beautiful to look at from the outside and had a nice area outside with mint and other plants. Inside of the Church was very ornate and had some very impressive painting on some if the walls and ceiling. Not 5 star because at the time couldn't go very far inside the Church, Just the entry hall.

Beautiful chapel we walked in and it is absolutely stunning. There was a service going on and it was just outstanding. It’s worth the stop when you are in the area. A step into the past

Beautiful in the old town area

Wonderful christian orthodox church well designed with easy access, a/c for comfort and great location. Building and yard are beautiful.

Beautiful Church !

Beautiful from outside. Never been inside.

Looks nice but was supposed to be open at 2pm and still not open at 2:20 with people waiting outside, so probably just looks a lot better than it is run…

The biggest church in limassol must visit

So beautiful

Nice Greek cathedral, worth popping inside. Free to enter. In good condition.

We’d read all the low scoring reviews because people couldn’t get in, but didn’t really think the Church would be closed all day! Having been all over Cyprus visiting Monasteries and Churches for a couple of weeks, this was on our list. We arrived at midday (having driven around the city for way too long trying to find parking) only to find it closed. We returned a couple more times on our visit that day, leaving at 6pm…. Both times the Church was still shut. I’d suggest if you want to see inside, say some prayers or just sit in a holy place, find out when Sunday Liturgy is! It’s a lovely looking Church from the outside, just a shame it seems so hard to get in.

Nice from the outside but no information about when it was supposed to be open and it certainly wasn’t open (not even the external fences) on a busy Saturday, strangely.

Beautiful church. Limassol’s Ayiou Andreou Street stretches along the towns sea front, providing a pleasurable walk along the ‘Molos’ area; an eye catching seaside park that stretches from the old port to the Limassol Zoo with direct access to the numerous restaurants, shops and cafes available for down time. The Limassol landmark built at the end of the 19th century, upon the ruins of an older Byzantine church. Although it carries the same name as the busiest and most well-known tourist districts of the island (Ayia Napa), the church has no relation to the town of Ayia Napa itself.