This is a great example of a restored keep which has some interesting internal features. There is a medieval sugar mill ( looks like a barn) in close proximity and a small church a few minutes' walk away, which is worth the diversion for the frescoes it contains. Close to Kourion archaeological site so good to visit both together.

Whilst I notice some people say it not much of a place to visit its also inexpensive too, but when you consider how old this castle is and what history it holds.... I felt it was well preserved considering the weather variations over the last 700 years. I liked the place and think if you are passing through this part... More

Went with friends, and was not overly impressed with this particular venue, but again to be fair, I am sure there are lots of people who would really be impressed with this building, but no me I am afraid.

We visited the castle in April, on a wonderful day, ample parking to the front and side, the castle has a magnificent history throughout the years, wonderful views from the roof reached up a spiral stone staircase, along side is a number old workings including the aqueduct that brought water to the sugar processing works, well worth a look

Not far outside of Limassol and very worth a visit. Lots of information available. Well kept, easy parking, Can climb right to the roof for great views!

small castle within the old town. very historic and close by to the new town centre. only a 10min bus ride from the hotel or for the eager walkers 1hour walk along the beach

We enjoyed our visit to Kolossi castle. there are plenty of information boards around to help you understand the layout. A pity there was no furniture or anything to help better visualize the scene.

The price to visit this beautiful castle in incredibly low (1.70 euro) and it is definitely worth the visit. The castle is very well kept and preserved. Nice views from the top, good explanations on the site and lovely smells in the little garden.

We expected more from this site. Four empty floors with an occasional information sign. This build may be steeped in history but we came away knowing none of it. The redeeming feature was the view from the top and the lunch we had from across the road at the restaurant/cafe which made the visit worthwhile.