28 October Street

28 October Street in Limassol is one of the longest streets in the city. It extends along the Aegean coast. The street got its name due to the events of 1940, when Greece responded with a resolute refusal to keep neutrality in the war. It happened on October 28th. Since then, this date has been of particular importance in the lives of the people of Cyprus.

The street of October 28 is not only a historical landmark of Limassol, but also belongs to shopping and entertainment places. Walking around this place you can see representatives of the local fauna, art galleries, many shops, restaurants and hotels. This street is one of the most visited places by tourists and shopping lovers.

You can get to the street on October 28 by public transport from anywhere in the city by bus, taxi or as part of a tourist group. If you move along the coast on foot, you need to be patient, as such a walk will be long.