
UNESCO site
Kato Paphos Archaeological Park
Roman villas with some of the finest mosaics in the Mediterranean, an odeon and a ruined castle, by the harbour.
- Kato Paphos
- 2–3 hours
Places
The sights in and around Paphos town, ranked roughly by how essential they are for a first visit. For beaches, see Paphos beaches; for the wider region, see day trips and areas.
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UNESCO site
Roman villas with some of the finest mosaics in the Mediterranean, an odeon and a ruined castle, by the harbour.

UNESCO site
Underground rock-cut tombs with columned courtyards, on the coast north of the harbour.

Attraction
Small harbour fort with roof-top views — a 20-minute stop rather than a destination.

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The harbour, castle and coastal promenade — Paphos' evening walk and boat-trip departure point.

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A medieval church set among the ruins of an early Christian basilica, with the pillar linked to St Paul.

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Hillside monastery north of Paphos with a cave hermitage covered in Byzantine frescoes.

UNESCO site
Remains of one of the ancient world's great sanctuaries, with a small museum in a Lusignan manor house.

Attraction
Shaded grotto pool of legend near Latchi, and the start of the Akamas nature trails.

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Wave-cut caves and a stranded cargo ship on the rocky coast north of Coral Bay.

UNESCO site
The Roman floor mosaics of Nea Paphos — what they show and where to see the best ones.
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Family wildlife park near Peyia with bird shows and animal encounters — a good half-day with children.
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Seasonal waterpark on the coast road east of Paphos, towards Geroskipou.
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The concentrated strip of bars and clubs in Kato Paphos — loud, late and seasonal.
With one day, do the Archaeological Park and Tombs of the Kings in the morning and the harbour at sunset — the 1-day itinerary lays it out. With more time, add the hills (Agios Neophytos) and Aphrodite's coast (Kouklia and Petra tou Romiou).
The Kato Paphos Archaeological Park, for its Roman mosaics. The Tombs of the Kings is a close second.
The harbour and seafront promenade, the Peyia sea caves, Petra tou Romiou and the Baths of Aphrodite are free. The UNESCO sites charge a modest entrance fee.