World-famous UNESCO Roman mosaics depicting ancient mythology, amphitheatre Odeon, and coastal lighthouse.
Sprawling across the Nea Paphos headland beside the harbour, this open-air museum contains some of the finest Roman floor mosaics in the world.
Must-sees include the House of Dionysos, House of Theseus, the restored 2nd-century Odeon, and the panoramic 1888 British lighthouse.
Kato Paphos Harbour square. Terminus for buses 611, 615, and 618.
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Byzantine-Ottoman stone coastal fort guarding Kato Paphos harbour, with rooftop vistas over fishing boats.
Year-round attraction, wonderfully illuminated after dark.
Grand 4th-century basilica ruins sheltering the historic marble pillar where Saint Paul was flogged before converting Cyprus.
Open daily year-round with free admission.
Early Christian underground rock chapel with a sacred wishing tree and holy underground spring in Kato Paphos.
Accessible all year, offering a peaceful, naturally cool retreat.
Monumental 4th-century BC subterranean necropolis carved into seaside bedrock with Doric peristyle courtyards (UNESCO).
October through May offers mild exploring weather. Midsummer visits should start at 8:30 AM opening.
Atmospheric hilltop historic quarter featuring the municipal market, street art, and dramatic sea vistas.
Delightful in all seasons; sunset strolls through the restored lanes are magical.
Spacious Blue Flag beach protected by breakwaters with grassy lawns, beach bars, and generous free parking.
Great swimming May to November; popular year-round for seaside lunches and walks.
