Limassol Castle Museum: Originally built during the Middle Ages, the castle has served various purposes over the centuries, including as a prison and a royal residence.

Carob Mill Museum: Located in the renovated Carob Mill complex, this museum celebrates Limassol’s agricultural history, focusing on the cultivation and processing of carob. Visitors can learn about the importance of carob in Cyprus’s economy through interactive exhibits and demonstrations.

Cyprus Wine Museum: Housed in a renovated 19th-century building, the museum showcases the island’s rich viticultural heritage through an extensive collection of artifacts, tools, and equipment used in winemaking throughout the ages.

Paradox Museum: This innovative museum explores the concept of paradox through a series of interactive exhibits, optical illusions, and mind-bending installations

Limassol Municipal Art Gallery: The gallery’s diverse collection encompasses paintings, sculptures, and mixed-media installations, providing visitors with a vibrant glimpse into contemporary art trends.

Apocalypse Gallery: With its avant-garde approach and dynamic programming, the gallery offers a unique space for artistic exploration and dialogue in Limassol.

Rialto Theatre: As Limassol’s premier cultural venue, the Rialto Theatre presents a diverse program of theatrical performances, concerts, dance shows, and film screenings throughout the year.