On the journey to Limassol from the old road, you leave the “Governor’s Beach” behind you and in a distance of about 500 metres you to straight and ignore the turn on the right that goes to Pentakomo. You keep going and in another 500 metres you follow the exit on the right. You cover a distance ...

The chapel of Agia Paraskevi in Monagroulli, is a small church that is not similar to others. It is built on the base of a vertical rock, and the back half of it climbs on the rock itself, while dozens of prickly pears hang from the top.

On the left, there is a road carved in the rock tha...

In Monagroulli of Limassol, there is a Church dedicated to Agios Theodoros Tironas from 1900, who is celebrated on the 17th of February.

Agios Theodoros got the name of ‘Tironas’ from his rankings in the Roman legions.  In Latin, Tiro means “inductee”.  His life was given to Chr...

The Pliti Bridge is found on the entrance of the Monagroulli village, after the community council offices.

Its reconstruction took place a few years ago, and the project completes the area’s image that includes: a park for children, a basketball court and the chapel dedicated to Agia Paraskevi.

Monagroulli is a village belonging to Limassol and we find it at a distance of 15 kilometres east from it.  It is a very beautiful village with two sides. One of them is the old village, with its narrow streets, the old church and the houses that belong to another period. The other one, is t...

The non organised beach of Agios Georgios Alamanos, that belongs to the Monagroulli community has a length of about two kilometres.  There are quite a few small, unseen bays that are appropriate for swimming.

The wild and pristine beauty of the beach, stimulates the interest of many ...