Kourion, one of the island's most significant city-kingdoms in ancient times, boasts remarkable archaeological remains that have been extensively excavated. These findings can be explored at the site. Built atop hills, the city-kingdom of Kourion commanded a view of the fertile valley of the river Kouris. Archaeological evidence suggests a connection between Kourion and the Greek legend of Argos of Peloponnese, with its inhabitants believing they were descendants of Argean immigrants. Unfortunately, the once-thriving kingdom met its demise due to a devastating earthquake in 365 AD. The centrepiece of the site is the magnificent Greco-Roman theatre, constructed in the 2nd century BC and later expanded in the 2nd century AD. After restoration, the theatre now serves as a venue for open-air musical and theatrical performances, particularly during the summer, attracting numerous high-caliber cultural events. Additionally, an early Christian basilica, dating back to the 5th century.

The Limassol Marina is an avant-garde and ambitious project. This particular project enhances and enriches both the maritime tourism infrastructure and product, all while opening up new horizons not only for Limassol but also for the entire Cyprus. For the time being, there is no equivalent project in the Mediterranean concentrating so many advantages such as an attractive location, direct access to the city centre and the beach, unobstructed and impressive views, high levels of safety, guaranteed quality of construction, project uniqueness, architecture of high aesthetics etc. All necessary harbour works and building facilities are constructed at the Marina, while the surrounding area is specially modified for the docking, maintenance and repair of more than 660 pleasure boats, from small craft boats to luxurious yachts of up to 115m length.

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