Civil Marriages

The Municipality of Amathounta offers the opportunity to celebrate your civil marriage in three unique venues, each combining historical heritage, traditional Cypriot architecture, and elegant surroundings to create the perfect setting for your special day.

Whether you are looking for a venue with traditional charm, a historic building with distinctive architecture, or a beautiful location by the sea, the Municipality of Amathounta offers exceptional settings for an elegant and unforgettable ceremony.

Contact Information

Germasogeia Municipal District
74 Agias Paraskevis Street
4045 Germasogeia, Limassol

Public Service Hours
Monday – Friday: 07:30 – 15:00

Telephone: +357 25879812
Email: weddings@amathounta.org.cy

Services

"Aphrodite Amathousia" Exhibition Hall

Located on the beachfront in Agios Tychonas, the "Aphrodite Amathousia" Exhibition Hall is housed in a listed building dating back to 1948, which originally operated as an olive mill. Its distinctive architecture, historical significance, and exceptional seaside location create a unique setting for civil marriage ceremonies.

The venue's authentic character, combined with the natural beauty of its surroundings, offers a romantic and unforgettable setting for your special day.

Location

Venue Fee (Use of the venue for up to 2 hours)

Day	Fee
Monday – Friday	Marriage ceremony fee + €350
Saturday – Sunday	Marriage ceremony fee + €450

Services

Germasogeia Cultural Centre

Housed in a beautifully restored mansion dating back to 1916, in the historic centre of Germasogeia, the Germasogeia Cultural Centre is one of the most popular venues for civil marriage ceremonies.

It features a specially designed ceremony hall with traditional Cypriot character, while couples also have the option of holding their ceremony in the charming outdoor courtyard, surrounded by stone features and a wooden pergola.

Combining history, elegance, and warm hospitality, the venue provides a romantic setting for this special occasion.

Services

Agios Athanasios Cultural Centre

Originally serving as a public primary school from the 1920s, this historic building has been transformed into a modern cultural centre while preserving its traditional architectural character.

Its carefully designed indoor and outdoor spaces offer flexibility for civil marriage ceremonies, creating a warm, welcoming, and memorable setting for couples and their guests.