kato paphos archaeological park

stewb50

当然值得一去,但是你得话一个小时去享受这个休闲之旅,这里很热,因为没有阴凉地儿,所以不适合跑动。

1butterfly

来到这里真是花费了我们好几个小时。我们在炎炎烈日下费了不少功夫。门票只要3欧元我们认为非常值得。我认为这里如果能在网上再多加一些信息会更好。这里的洗手间非常充足,但是一定要记得多补水并且穿上舒适的鞋子,做好戴上遮阳帽。

tda87

这有大量东西去看去玩!一定要保证自己带好足够的水!因为你需要度过好几个小时来慢慢观赏呢!

ChrisM614

这是一次超赞的考古展览之旅,可以欣赏到那些挖掘出来的精致的保存完好的镶嵌画以及那些正在发掘的工艺品。门票很合理,大概32元,大家不要被门票吓走了,因为展览是在烈日下,每个人都可以得到帽子和水。

scottishsuzee

我之前去过这座公园,但现在每次我都还会去逛逛,愉快地走上几小时。这次公园新增了几处景点(或者是之前我没有去过)。现在门票还不超过40元,而且在遗迹参观时没什么树荫,有些晒,不过地下有很多的镶嵌图案可供参观,这样就不用晒太阳了。公园里现有也有间小屋,里面有几台零售机,提供凉饮和罐装果汁,逛累了之后来此休息真是再好不过了。逛完镶嵌图案之后,游客可以朝着山上的光屋走,那里有块圆形石头建筑,可以坐着休息,并且欣赏优美的海景和远处的山峰。不过稍后另一次的路有些陡,一定要穿舒适的鞋,因为路上有很多石头。然后可以一直走到剧场和乡村广场。也可以从另一处公园入口到这个景点——只需要跟随路边的指示牌即可。到了剧场之后你一定要去逛逛乡村广场,然后朝右手边向上走会发现一座Saranta Kolones城堡遗迹,非常适合参观。这样就可以轻易地逛几个小时,不过需要注意的是天气有点热,而且记得要穿舒适的鞋子噢

MelB766

Absolutely stunning. A definite must see on any Cyprus holiday. Set aside a full day to see it all be sure to walk the whole site.

jimibob

This is a Unesco World Heritage site andas such an archaeological site well worth a visit. It covers a large area of ground on the headland behind the attractive harbour of Pafos and its castle. Admission price is negligible for the amount and variety of history on display - especially the large amount and variety of mosaic floors dating from the Roman period when Pafos was the Cyprus HQ of the Roman Empire. Many of the best preserved floors are under cover, although a significant amount is still open to the elements around the site. A modern interpretation centre is just inside the entrance, displaying a range of artifacts associated with this and other sites in Cyprus, and also contains some very interesting information about the birds of Cyprus - a major migration route for about 400 species.

Bbbazzz

Small and compact but very informative. Parts are covered at present by sand probably due to the recent inclement weather. Downside is that you are not allowed to take pictures.

IanandGilly

Huge site which is "work in progress". The mosaics are amazing - Mrs I&G took an interest as they would be challenging cross-stitch projects!Quite good signage and in March there were wild flowers and birds in abundance; a bonus that the place was quiet.It's a shame that so many mosaics have been covered (for protection) - see the video about how they rolled them up to preserve them.A cheap way to pass a couple of hours and take in some fabulous antiquities.

joshuaf298

There is an amazing amount included in this for the EU 4.50 admission. There are uncovered buildings which are amazing to walk around and get a feel for the site and there are some brilliant mosaics which would be worth twice the admission alone. In addition to the Roman era buildings there is a French Fort from the c1200AD which is a good half hour's entertainment.The sea is a great backdrop and there are plenty of restaurants and cafes just outside the entrance. In March there are hardly any visitors (don't know about any other time of the year). A really good half day.

665debm

Really liked this, spent hours here, can't believe how little it cost, as I was there in Feb/March, it was practically deserted, so an excellent chance to roam around freely.

JohnAshtead

This site is very close to Paphos harbour and entry cost is only €4.50. The archeologists have done a wonderful job opening up the various houses and showing the incredibly well preserved mosaics. A MUST place to visit.

Anne0206

Well worth the visit, I loved the mosaics, lots to see and lovely views from the lighthouse. Very cheap entry fee. I would have liked a guided tour, maybe they do have these during the summer, although I can imagine it would be very hot to walk around this huge site.

Colincoach

We had heard that the mosaics here were some of the best to be seen, so we visited on our last day, but left it a bit too late, so had less than an hour. A rushed visit to see as much as we could, we realised that we would have to come back on a future visit.

r00m_with_a_view

A World Heritage site since 1980 the Kato Paphos Archaeological Park is a must see .Entrance is only 4 euro 50 and this includes the whole site and visitor's centre.The site is spread out (so water, sunhat and sensible shoes required). There is the amazing mosaics from four Roman villas, the Odeon, the Forty Columns Fortress, the Asklepieion and so much more.A lot of outdoor mosaics have been covered in sand until such times some structures are built above them, though there are still many to see.The bus station is nearby and there is a large car park. Lots of restaurants nearby, ice cream and coffee shops.