Sunday, 18 August 2013

Bustour - second stop - Kolossi


Fourteen kilometres west of Limassol lies the Kolossi Castle, a limestone castle, built in the early 13th century. Its current form can be dated back to the 15th century. It rises to a height of 21 meters.

The walls of the castle contain an aqueduct, a sugar factory and the byzantine church of St. Efstathios.
The castle’s main gate can be reached by a stone stairway and a drawbridge.
The remains of the sugar factory are east of the castle. To the north of this building there are the ruins of the sugarcane crushing mill and farther north there are the remains of the aqueduct.
This site is often used for taking wedding pictures.

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