The authorities of Limassol have announced temporary parking restrictions in the city center on April 28 and 29. These measures are related to scheduled roadworks aimed at improving road surface quality and enhancing traffic safety. The restrictions will be in effect from 5:00 to 16:00, and motorists are asked to remove their vehicles from the affected areas in advance.
Such works are part of a broader program to modernize urban infrastructure in Cyprus, for which significant funds are allocated annually. In recent years, the municipality has paid special attention to the city center and the coastal area, where traffic load remains among the highest.
Which streets will be affected on April 28
On Tuesday, April 28, restrictions will affect Agios Andreos Street, Georgiou Katsounotou Street, and Christodoulou Hadjipavlou Street. This is one of the busiest parts of Limassol, where commercial establishments, the old market, and access to the seafront are located. From early morning, parking on these streets will be completely prohibited. The municipality emphasizes that clearing the roadway is necessary for the uninterrupted work of road services and to reduce repair time.
Restrictions on April 29 along the seafront
The following day, April 29, roadworks will move closer to the sea. During the same period from 5:00 to 16:00, parking will be prohibited on Hadjipavlou Street, 28th October Street, as well as at Molos 4 parking area.
This area is especially popular among residents and tourists, as it includes the promenade, restaurants, and recreational zones. In the morning and daytime hours, it experiences high congestion, so temporary restrictions may affect usual travel routes.
Where to park during the restrictions
Despite the temporary inconvenience, municipal parking areas in central Limassol will remain operational. The nearest alternative options are located near the Old Port, in the area of Limassol Castle, on Andreas Themistokleous Street, and at Heroes Square.
City authorities recommend planning trips in advance and taking into account possible traffic changes. An up-to-date parking map is available on official online resources, helping drivers find available spaces more quickly.
Such temporary restrictions are part of the regular practice of updating Limassol’s infrastructure. With population growth and an increasing number of vehicles, these works are becoming necessary to maintain a comfortable urban environment.
The municipality emphasizes that short-term inconvenience will lead to long-term improvements in road conditions, reduced surface wear, and increased safety for both drivers and pedestrians.
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