Acropolis Palace

The Acropolis Palace for perfect celebrations.

The Acropolis Palace is well known in Larnaca as the beautiful venue for all types of family and corporate celebrations.

Reminiscent of the buildings in Ancient Greece with its mighty columns and creamy marble colour scheme, the Acropolis Palace is like an artist's canvas with muted neutral tones that are the perfect backdrop to any chosen colour scheme and floral decoration. The final sparkles to the celebration are produced by the twinkling light of the chandeliers mirroring in the glasses and cutlery on the tables.

The Acropolis Palace is wonderfully spacious and comprises of two rooms - the larger comfortably accommodates 1500 people and the smaller, 300 guests. Fitted with interconnecting doors they can be combined for the largest functions. The Acropolis is the perfect choice for all types of family celebrations including engagements, baptisms and wedding anniversaries but it is one of the town's top wedding venues and it is easy to see why.

The design of the Acropolis ensures that it is easily decorated to look spectacular with either circular or rectangular tables set with white tablecloths and gleaming cutlery which contrasts with the rosy red upholstery of the velvet chairs. The experienced staff members cleverly creates design features for the wedding cake, family photographs and wedding favours whilst the welcoming party is situated just in front of a special room that is used to store the wedding gifts. They leave nothing to chance and each has an eye for detail and during the celebration they work quickly and efficiently ensuring that everything goes seamlessly.
Food is always a key feature of any special occasion and the kitchen staff at the Acropolis has created a selection of tempting menus featuring quality dishes prepared to the highest standards.

The Acropolis Palace is an excellent venue for all types of corporate functions too including product launches, gala dinners and cocktail receptions - each presented stylishly with memories of Ancient Greece.