Discover the Legacy of Giannakis Potamitis
Explore the Bust of Giannakis Potamitis in Germasogeia, a tribute to a cultural icon and a must-see for history enthusiasts in Cyprus.
The Bust of Giannakis Potamitis is not just a statue; it’s a historical landmark that embodies the spirit of the Germasogeia community in Cyprus. Giannakis Potamitis was a significant figure who contributed to the cultural and social fabric of Limassol, and this bust serves as a lasting tribute to his legacy. As you approach this well-crafted sculpture, take a moment to appreciate the intricate details that capture Potamitis's essence and the artistry that went into its creation. Located in the picturesque Germasogeia area, the bust is surrounded by lush greenery and offers a peaceful environment for visitors to reflect on the history of the region. This is a fantastic spot for photography, so don’t forget your camera to capture the moment against the backdrop of Cyprus’s natural beauty. While exploring the area, immerse yourself in the local culture and perhaps chat with nearby residents who may share stories about Potamitis and his contributions to the community. The bust stands as a reminder of the past, inviting tourists to connect with the rich heritage of Cyprus and appreciate the impact that individuals can have on their communities.
Local tips
- Visit during the early morning or late afternoon for the best lighting for photographs.
- Take time to explore the surrounding Germasogeia area, which offers beautiful views and local charm.
- Look for informative plaques nearby that provide more context about Giannakis Potamitis and his influence.
- Engage with local residents to learn more about the history and significance of the bust.
A brief summary to Bust of GIANNAKIS POTAMITIS
- M3RJ+W75, Germasogeia, CY
Getting There
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Walking
If you are in Mouttagiaka, start by heading towards the main road, which is the A1 highway. Walk towards the east until you reach the junction with the main road leading towards Germasogeia. Once you reach this junction, you should see signs for Germasogeia. Continue walking straight along this road, which will lead you into the Germasogeia area. After approximately 15-20 minutes of walking, you will arrive at the Bust of GIANNAKIS POTAMITIS located at coordinates M3RJ+W75.
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Public Bus
From Mouttagiaka, you can take a local bus heading towards Germasogeia. Look for bus routes that have stops along the A1 highway. The bus stop closest to you should be within a 5-minute walk from where you are. Once on the bus, ask the driver to let you know when you reach the Germasogeia area. The bus ride will take approximately 10-15 minutes, and the fare is usually around €1.50. After getting off the bus, walk approximately 5 minutes towards the coordinates M3RJ+W75 to reach the Bust of GIANNAKIS POTAMITIS.
Attractions Nearby to Bust of GIANNAKIS POTAMITIS
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Dasoudi
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Sculpture
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Miami Beach - Blue Flag
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Lady Thetis shipwreck
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Costantis Shipwreck
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Glass Bridge
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Yermasoyia Roundabout
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Crazy Art
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Ancient Ruins
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Orpheus Group
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Nice beach
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Pattichion Municipal Museum – Historical Archive – Limassol Studies Centre
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Municipal Zoo
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Archaeological Museum of the Lemesos (Limassol) District
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Limassol Municipal Garden
Landmarks nearby to Bust of GIANNAKIS POTAMITIS
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Dasoudi Beach - Blue Flag
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Limassol
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Medieval Bridge of Germasogeia
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Akti Olympion B beach - Blue Flag
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Akti Olympion A beach
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Cydonia Gardens
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Akti Olympion Beach
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Mouttagiaka amphitheatre
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La Maltese Mansion
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Yellow House
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ARISTOTELOUS STREET
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Gothic Capital 13th Century AD.
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Agios Tychonas beach ⛱️
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Fountain of the Good Samaritan
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Πλατεία Αναγέννησης - Anagennissi Park