Built in 1888, when the British colonial administration wanted to establish a space for the residents of the city.

The gardens were officially opened to the public after the seaside location was selected.

This popular oasis, located in the heart of town near the Molos promenade, offers a serene and picturesque park that serves as a peaceful retreat for all visitors.

The area acts as a hub for social activity and community engagement, which is why many local and national events take place in the gardens.

Many playgrounds can be found on the premises, as well as an open-air stage hosting many concerts, and the Limassol Zoo, with a diverse range of animals.