• Apostle Andreas Church in Polis - Constructed in 2003 in the Byzantine style, Apostle Andreas Orthodox Church is a venue for weddings, christenings, and funerals, offers regular worship services, and is central to the town’s religious festivals.
• Marion - Arsinoe Archaeological Museum - This museum is part of the island’s Aphrodite route, linking significant sites across Cyprus associated with the myth of the Cypriot fertility goddess. It is an archaeological museum, and most of the displayed items were discovered in the local area where the ancient city-kingdom of Marion-Arsinoe once existed.
• That Nice Shop - An arts & crafts gift shop featuring handmade products by local artists and crafters. These exclusive and original items are made in Cyprus.
• Wine Tasting in Polis - Visitors can purchase local Cypriot wines or enjoy a private wine-tasting session. Learn about wine production or experience wine tasting with various wine types and foods guided by a professional sommelier.

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• Wine Tasting In polis Admission Fees

Explore the city on a personalized private tour designed just for you. Accompanied by a professional guide, you will discover the city’s most enchanting spots. Is Poli Crysochous close to the stunning Akamas Peninsula? Is it true that the town is ideal for those seeking a peaceful, relaxed, and leisurely holiday? You’ll have the opportunity to explore the city while learning intriguing facts and legends. Was Poli Crysochous once known as the city of Marion? Did Alexander the Great visit here? You’ll be amazed by the many stories hidden in the streets, buildings, and corners of Poli Crysochous. Your delightful guide will share what makes living in this city special and unique. Perfect for first-time visitors who want to make the most of their visit!

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