Museums with Free Entrance

The Limassol Archaeological Museum is a captivating destination that offers a glimpse into the rich history and cultural heritage of Cyprus. Located in the heart of Limassol, this museum showcases a diverse collection of artifacts dating back to the Neolithic period, spanning over 9,000 years of human civilization.

The Folk Art Museum of Arsos, located in a mountainous village, was established in 1997 and occupies a beautifully restored 18th-century residence, recognized as a historical Ancient Monument.

The museum offers insights into the daily life and customs of the area's inhabitants, who primarily engage in wine production.

Situated in the picturesque village of Koilani, the Ecclesiastical Museum was established by the Limassol Bishopric with the purpose of preserving and displaying the ecclesiastical art of the parish. It also serves as a district branch of the renowned Byzantine Museum of Limassol.

The Fassoula Agricultural Museum is located in a classic rural dwelling situated in the charming village of Fassoula. Within its walls, visitors can explore a fascinating collection of agricultural implements, including a plough, yoke, scythe, and earthenware jars. These tools were once indispensable for daily tasks and served as vessels for storing wine or olive oil during a bygone era.

Kourion, an essential city-kingdom in ancient times, remains an awe-inspiring archaeological site in Cyprus. Situated 20km west of Limassol along the route to Paphos, the Kourion Stadium stands as the sole ancient stadium discovered in Cyprus.

The Kourion Archaeological Museum resides within a traditional building, once the private residence of the late George McFadden. George McFadden served as the Assistant Director of the University of Pennsylvania and played a crucial role in leading extensive archaeological research in the ancient city of Kourion and its surrounding areas between 1934 and 1953.

Situated within the former residence of the District Officer adjacent to the Municipal Gardens, the Municipal Museum serves a dual purpose as the historical repository of Limassol while also presenting the city's captivating history and culture spanning from the 18th century onwards. This collection is brought to life through an array of mediums, including written and oral documents, photographs, videos, newspaper and magazine clippings, furniture, ornaments, artifacts, clothing, and various other historical sources.

In 2022, the Takis Pattichis Museum of Industrial Pharmacy was established by the Charalambos & Elena Pattihis Foundation, making it the sole museum of its kind in Cyprus and possibly worldwide. This remarkable museum showcases a diverse array of scientific exhibits dedicated to the industrial manufacturing and analysis of medicines, serving as both a tribute to the history of the Cyprus Pharmaceutical Industry and its visionary founder, Mr. Takis Pattichis.