Saripolou Square the busiest neighborhood of the center, and the best location for a coffee, drink, cocktail and delicious food. The regeneration of Limassol center has become the new lifeline of the city. The once indifferent center, has acquired innovative benchmarks. The four edges of Saripolou square lead to the Castle, the University, the Municipal Market, and the Old Catholic church. The city center is truly full of character. The Limassol Municipal Market, also known as the «Pantopoulio», is energizing. The preserved original building was made of stone and was constructed in 1917, at a time when Limassol was just beginning its development and gradually extending, to reach its present form. The area of the market is unique and a significant landmark of the city. The market is being repositioned into the daily life of Limassol to create a long-lasting legacy. Combining its traditional origins of the past with becoming a contemporary area for economic and cultural activity, it has seen the overall regeneration of the urban center.