Seven-metre winegrower statue restored in Limassol ahead of 65th Wine Festival
A seven-metre statue of a traditional Cypriot winegrower was returned to its historic location in Limassol's municipal garden on Monday, marking a key moment in the lead-up to the city's 65th Wine Festival. The statue, featuring a man in traditional attire holding a wine jug and grapes, was celebrated with music by a local band and received praise from Limassol Mayor Yiannis Armeftis.
Preparations for the Wine Festival, scheduled from September 26 to October 4, are now in their final stages. Mayor Armeftis invited people from across Cyprus to join the event, expressing optimism that this year's festival will surpass previous celebrations. The festival is a long-standing tradition that highlights Limassol's rich winegrowing heritage and community spirit.
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