Excavation work carried out as part of a flood protection project in the centre of Limassol has unearthed an ancient tomb. The Limassol-Amathus Sewerage Board said the tomb dates back to the
Paphos and Limassol were shaken by an earthquake recording a magnitude of 3.9 on Wednesday morning, with no structural damage or injuries being reported. It was felt in the southwest of the
Brussels will decide whether a reduced rent for Limassol’s three topflight teams, AEL, Apollon and Aris, for their newly-built stadium, the Alpha Mega Arena, constitutes illegal state aid. The dispute landed on
A homophobic attack on an event organised by ACCEPT-LGBTI Cyprus and the student union of the Technological university has caused an uproar among the academic community and politicians. The event, held at
DP World Limassol had one of its best years since taking over as operator in 2017 of the port, with a big increase in cruise passenger traffic and cargo volumes. Limassol port’s
DP World Limassol and the Cyprus University of Technology (TEPAK) signed a cooperation agreement to conduct joint research projects, exchange personnel, and implement small-scale ventures. Limassol port’s operator also pledged to continue
A road accident in Limassol involving three cars and a motorcycle turned into a street fight, with more than 80 people reportedly throwing punches at each other. The road accident happened at
Public transport in Limassol is going green, with 35 fully electric buses on the city’s roads in February, pushing the older diesel models into retirement. The 35 six-metre-long electric busses will be
Football hooliganism erupted again this week, causing €25,000 worth of damages to Limassol’s newly inaugurated AlphaMega Stadium, home to three top-flight teams. Violence broke out at halftime of the local derby between
Limassol is the island’s most expensive city, as Limassolians need to spend hundreds more euros monthly than residents in other towns every month to live. According to Numbeo data, compiled by Phileleftheros
