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About Paphos
Paphos is a resort city on the southwestern coast of Cyprus, renowned for its rich historical and cultural heritage, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city is famous for its ancient ruins, including an archaeological park featuring magnificent mosaics depicting mythological scenes. Paphos is also known for its beautiful beaches and coves, such as Coral Bay and the Akamas Beach. Numerous restaurants and cafés serve local cuisine and fresh seafood. The city is an attractive destination for travelers interested in history, culture, and nature, offering plenty of opportunities for active leisure and exploration.
Main attractions in
The Aphrodite's Rock
Paphos Archaeological Park
The Tombs of the Kings
The church of Ayia Kyriaki Chrysopolitissa
The House Of Dionysus
Paphos Castle
The Aphrodite's Rock
It is located near Paphos and is a legendary spot tied to the myth of the goddess Aphrodite. According to Greek mythology, she emerged from the sea here, making it a symbol of love and beauty. Visitors often stop to admire the breathtaking views and take a dip in the turquoise waters.
Paphos Archaeological Park
It is a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing ruins from ancient Greek and Roman times. Visitors can explore well-preserved mosaics, tombs, and villas that provide insight into the history of the area, offering a glimpse into the life of ancient Cypriots.
The Tombs of the Kings
The Royal Tombs of Paphos are a complex of large, impressive burial sites dating back to the 4th century BC. These tombs, carved into the rock, were once the final resting place for high-ranking officials and aristocrats, featuring grand architecture and intricate decorations.
The church of Ayia Kyriaki Chrysopolitissa
It is an ancient church located in Paphos, a significant historical and architectural landmark. Built during the Byzantine period, it is known for its majestic architecture and beautiful mosaics that have survived to this day.
The House Of Dionysus
It is located in the archaeological park of Paphos, is famous for its magnificent mosaics depicting scenes from mythology. This Roman-era monument offers a unique glimpse into the luxurious life of the ancient world and is a key part of the island's cultural heritage.
Paphos Castle
Paphos Castle, located on the city's waterfront, was built in the 13th century and originally served as a Byzantine fortress to protect against pirates. Over time, it became an Ottoman prison and a historic landmark, attracting tourists with its architecture and stunning sea views.
Vacation with children
Paphos Archaeological Park
A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring ancient ruins, mosaics, and theaters. A fascinating history experience for the whole family, especially kids interested in archaeology.
Paphos Beaches
Beautiful sandy beaches with clear waters and shallow entry, perfect for swimming and active leisure with children. Calm waters and safe conditions.
Paphos Zoo
A zoo home to over 100 animal species, including lions, giraffes, and parrots. Children can enjoy fun tours and the chance to feed animals.
Paphos Marine Archaeology Centre
A museum featuring exhibits related to the city's maritime history. Family-friendly tours and interactive exhibits for kids.
Aphrodite Waterpark
One of the most popular water parks in Cyprus, offering rides and attractions suitable for children of all ages. A perfect spot for water fun on hot days.
Saint Pelagia Caves
Stunning natural caves with historical significance. A great family walk where you can enjoy nature and learn about the area's history.
