The church sits at Kontovathkeia. This is a Limassol church visit: you arrive by car along city streets or on foot if you are already in town. Seafront and old-town parishes sit in a working city, so the last stretch is often a walk. Summer heat is strong on stone; mornings and late afternoon are kinder. Parking is whatever the side streets still have. Take rubbish with you, and leave the yard clear of bags and tripods. A parish church visit is a short stop: the square or the lane, and a nave you enter only if the door is open. Cover shoulders and knees if you go inside, keep voices down, and ask before photographing people at prayer. Sunday morning and feast days are the busy hours; weekdays more often find a locked door.