Adem’s guidebook
Food scene
The oldest traditional tavern. Lovely food; I recommend the traditional Cypriot Souvla with Cyprus potatoes. They also serve amazing local wine.
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Apostolou Pavlou AvenueThe oldest traditional tavern. Lovely food; I recommend the traditional Cypriot Souvla with Cyprus potatoes. They also serve amazing local wine.
Chloe's is without a doubt the best Asian restaurant in Cyprus, serving Chinese food as well as a selection of Sushi. A must-visit.
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Chloe's Chinese Restaurant
13 Poseidonos AveChloe's is without a doubt the best Asian restaurant in Cyprus, serving Chinese food as well as a selection of Sushi. A must-visit.
Just a breath away from the sea, anyone can enjoy vibrant music, as well as amazing food and drinks. With laser lights blasting at night it is definitely a must-visit.
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Poseidonos AvenueJust a breath away from the sea, anyone can enjoy vibrant music, as well as amazing food and drinks. With laser lights blasting at night it is definitely a must-visit.
Just a few minutes' walk from Antonia's Palace, Pambis is a hot pick for the locals serving a variety of foods.
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Pambis Diner
Taksiarhon AvenueJust a few minutes' walk from Antonia's Palace, Pambis is a hot pick for the locals serving a variety of foods.
A modern mall situated in the heart of Paphos. Places to eat include well-known chains such as TGI Fridays, Wagamamas and Taco Bell.
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Kings Avenue Mall
2 Λεωφ. Τάφοι των ΒασιλέωνA modern mall situated in the heart of Paphos. Places to eat include well-known chains such as TGI Fridays, Wagamamas and Taco Bell.
King's Restaurant is located in the bustling center of Paphos harbor, offering breathtaking vistas from its terrace that gazes out upon the harbor and the expanse of the Mediterranean Sea. Delight in an array of traditional Cypriot Mediterranean delicacies as well as global culinary delights. Complement your meal with a choice of fine beers, wines, or refresh yourself with pure, chilled, fresh orange juice. The restaurant also boasts an extensive selection of non-alcoholic beverages to cater to every preference.
Kings Restaurant
King's Restaurant is located in the bustling center of Paphos harbor, offering breathtaking vistas from its terrace that gazes out upon the harbor and the expanse of the Mediterranean Sea. Delight in an array of traditional Cypriot Mediterranean delicacies as well as global culinary delights. Complement your meal with a choice of fine beers, wines, or refresh yourself with pure, chilled, fresh orange juice. The restaurant also boasts an extensive selection of non-alcoholic beverages to cater to every preference.
"Sykaminia is the oldest Cafe in the heart of the old Town. We are a Cypriot-Mexican family running this beautiful Cafe since 2011, serving traditional style coffees, food and drinks. We love our diverse community of locals as well tourist. A very aspect of our character is that we enjoy actively engaging with our customers and building life long friendships. Our daily mission is for everyone to find relaxation and above all for everyone to enjoy their time on our beautiful island."
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Sykaminia Cafe
23 Nikodimou Mylona"Sykaminia is the oldest Cafe in the heart of the old Town. We are a Cypriot-Mexican family running this beautiful Cafe since 2011, serving traditional style coffees, food and drinks. We love our diverse community of locals as well tourist. A very aspect of our character is that we enjoy actively engaging with our customers and building life long friendships. Our daily mission is for everyone to find relaxation and above all for everyone to enjoy their time on our beautiful island."
"Against a backdrop of sea and sky, Antasia offers a chilled, elegant beach bar and dining experience. Savour exquisite Asian-Mediterranean flavours paired with beautiful beach views, from a sunbed by day to our extraordinary nature-inspired pavilion by night."
Antasia Beach Club
"Against a backdrop of sea and sky, Antasia offers a chilled, elegant beach bar and dining experience. Savour exquisite Asian-Mediterranean flavours paired with beautiful beach views, from a sunbed by day to our extraordinary nature-inspired pavilion by night."
Discover a charming gem in the heart of Paphos' historic old town – Laona, a delightful Cypriot restaurant. Helmed by Chris, Koulla, and their son Andreas, this traditional family-run taverna captures the essence of Cypriot cuisine, offering delectable, freshly prepared dishes reminiscent of home-cooked meals.
Nestled in a quaint side street, Laona is a hidden treasure favored by many locals, including workers seeking both exceptional flavors and remarkable affordability. The restaurant's popularity among residents speaks volumes and attests to its quality.
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Laona Restaurant
VotsiDiscover a charming gem in the heart of Paphos' historic old town – Laona, a delightful Cypriot restaurant. Helmed by Chris, Koulla, and their son Andreas, this traditional family-run taverna captures the essence of Cypriot cuisine, offering delectable, freshly prepared dishes reminiscent of home-cooked meals.
Nestled in a quaint side street, Laona is a hidden treasure favored by many locals, including workers seeking both exceptional flavors and remarkable affordability. The restaurant's popularity among residents speaks volumes and attests to its quality.
Sightseeing
Adonis Baths is a waterfall near Krya Vrysi and Lakkos tou Fragkou. It is located 267 m above sea level. In the village of Koili, in the province of Pafos, where Mavrokolympos flows, the waters gather and form a small waterfall. These waters over the centuries eroded the soil and formed a small lake. According to Greek mythology, this is where Adonis and Aphrodite would meet to spend time together.
N.B: You have to travel down dirt roads to get there. If you are not a confident driver a tour can be arranged.
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Mga Talon ng Adonis Baths
Adonis Baths is a waterfall near Krya Vrysi and Lakkos tou Fragkou. It is located 267 m above sea level. In the village of Koili, in the province of Pafos, where Mavrokolympos flows, the waters gather and form a small waterfall. These waters over the centuries eroded the soil and formed a small lake. According to Greek mythology, this is where Adonis and Aphrodite would meet to spend time together.
N.B: You have to travel down dirt roads to get there. If you are not a confident driver a tour can be arranged.
The coast to the north and to the south of Coral Bay is characterized by rocky headlands and sea caves, Coral Bay itself is a 600m crescent of soft white sand, enclosed by a pair of limestone headlands. A definite must see.
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Coral Bay Beach
The coast to the north and to the south of Coral Bay is characterized by rocky headlands and sea caves, Coral Bay itself is a 600m crescent of soft white sand, enclosed by a pair of limestone headlands. A definite must see.
The famous ‘Tombs of the Kings’ form part of the Archaeological Park of Kato Pafos (Paphos) - one of the most important archaeological sites of Cyprus that has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites list since 1980.
The monumental underground tombs are carved out of solid rock and date back to the Hellenistic and Roman periods.
Rather than kings, it is actually high ranking officials and aristocracy that were buried here, but the size and splendour of the tombs – some decorated with Doric pillars - gave the locality its grand name.
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Tombs of the Kings Avenue
Tombs of the Kings AvenueThe famous ‘Tombs of the Kings’ form part of the Archaeological Park of Kato Pafos (Paphos) - one of the most important archaeological sites of Cyprus that has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites list since 1980.
The monumental underground tombs are carved out of solid rock and date back to the Hellenistic and Roman periods.
Rather than kings, it is actually high ranking officials and aristocracy that were buried here, but the size and splendour of the tombs – some decorated with Doric pillars - gave the locality its grand name.
Pafos Watersports started its activities back in 1979. They were located in front of the first hotel, which was built in Paphos by the name “Paphos Beach Hotel” “(currently known as Almyra Hotel)”.
Through the years, not only the love and devotion of the owner to his business but also the love and the interest of the customers allowed Pafos Watersports to grow and expand.
Today is one of the best businesses for water sports and boat trips in Cyprus. It consists of highly qualified staff, the latest equipment, as well as comfortable facilities that offer easy access to boats and into the sea.
Pafos Water Sports and Boat Trips
Poseidonos AvenuePafos Watersports started its activities back in 1979. They were located in front of the first hotel, which was built in Paphos by the name “Paphos Beach Hotel” “(currently known as Almyra Hotel)”.
Through the years, not only the love and devotion of the owner to his business but also the love and the interest of the customers allowed Pafos Watersports to grow and expand.
Today is one of the best businesses for water sports and boat trips in Cyprus. It consists of highly qualified staff, the latest equipment, as well as comfortable facilities that offer easy access to boats and into the sea.
An absolute must-visit in Paphos, the Paphos Archaeological Park stands as a testament to Cyprus' rich history, housing a collection of invaluable ancient ruins. Explore this expansive outdoor museum, a site honored with UNESCO World Heritage status, gracefully extending along the coastline close to Paphos Harbor. Immerse yourself in a journey through time, encountering a plethora of ruins that trace back to the late Roman era, and intriguingly, a handful that predate even those times.
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Paphos Archaeological Park
An absolute must-visit in Paphos, the Paphos Archaeological Park stands as a testament to Cyprus' rich history, housing a collection of invaluable ancient ruins. Explore this expansive outdoor museum, a site honored with UNESCO World Heritage status, gracefully extending along the coastline close to Paphos Harbor. Immerse yourself in a journey through time, encountering a plethora of ruins that trace back to the late Roman era, and intriguingly, a handful that predate even those times.
Discover the captivating allure of St. Paul's Pillar within an archaeological enclave that cradles the remnants of the grand fourth-century basilica, Panagia Chrysopolitissa. This remarkable complex also embraces a cluster of other sacred edifices, notably the operational Agia Kyriaki Church, renowned as the "Church by St. Paul's Pillar."
Meandering aloft an elevated pathway, you'll be treated to panoramic vistas of stately columns and intricate mosaics, all complemented by informative panels that enrich your exploration. Earning its prestige alongside Paphos Archaeological Park, the Tombs of the Kings, and the Rock of Aphrodite (Petra Tou Romiou), this site stands as one of Paphos' foremost attractions. It's frequently incorporated into hop-on hop-off bus tours, while comprehensive multi-day excursions of Cyprus also graciously include a pause at this remarkable destination.
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St Pauls Column
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Discover the captivating allure of St. Paul's Pillar within an archaeological enclave that cradles the remnants of the grand fourth-century basilica, Panagia Chrysopolitissa. This remarkable complex also embraces a cluster of other sacred edifices, notably the operational Agia Kyriaki Church, renowned as the "Church by St. Paul's Pillar."
Meandering aloft an elevated pathway, you'll be treated to panoramic vistas of stately columns and intricate mosaics, all complemented by informative panels that enrich your exploration. Earning its prestige alongside Paphos Archaeological Park, the Tombs of the Kings, and the Rock of Aphrodite (Petra Tou Romiou), this site stands as one of Paphos' foremost attractions. It's frequently incorporated into hop-on hop-off bus tours, while comprehensive multi-day excursions of Cyprus also graciously include a pause at this remarkable destination.
Located on the western coastline of Cyprus, the Akamas National Park unveils a truly picturesque facet of the island. Encompassing a sprawling expanse of 230 square kilometers, this sanctuary embraces a tapestry of valleys, gorges, and expansive sandy bays. Its role in fostering biodiversity is paramount to the delicate Mediterranean ecosystem. Amidst this breathtaking backdrop, an impressive array of 168 bird species, 20 diverse reptilian inhabitants, 16 butterfly variations, and 12 distinct mammals thrive, not to mention its abundant flora.
The Akamas Peninsula's significance has garnered substantial recognition; it has earned a place within the Mediterranean Protection Programme by the European Council. Although the Cyprus Government's designation of it as a National Park awaits full realization, spurred by considerations of both local landowners and tourists, fervent advocacy from organizations like Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace seeks to champion its cause.
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Pambansang Parke ng Akamas Peninsula
Located on the western coastline of Cyprus, the Akamas National Park unveils a truly picturesque facet of the island. Encompassing a sprawling expanse of 230 square kilometers, this sanctuary embraces a tapestry of valleys, gorges, and expansive sandy bays. Its role in fostering biodiversity is paramount to the delicate Mediterranean ecosystem. Amidst this breathtaking backdrop, an impressive array of 168 bird species, 20 diverse reptilian inhabitants, 16 butterfly variations, and 12 distinct mammals thrive, not to mention its abundant flora.
The Akamas Peninsula's significance has garnered substantial recognition; it has earned a place within the Mediterranean Protection Programme by the European Council. Although the Cyprus Government's designation of it as a National Park awaits full realization, spurred by considerations of both local landowners and tourists, fervent advocacy from organizations like Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace seeks to champion its cause.
Nestled atop a hill and overlooking the sea, the heart of Old Town Paphos beckons travelers with its timeless allure. A venture into its narrow avenues promises an experience rich in shopping, beverages, and delectable meals. While many visitors gravitate towards Kato Paphos, those in the know find their way to this elevated haven.
Quaint Passageways: The initial ascent up the bustling main thoroughfare might not immediately unveil the Old Town's treasures, but as you reach the summit, its charisma unfurls. The intertwining alleys within the Old Town form a captivating labyrinth.
Enchanting Market: Allocate ample time for meandering and indulging in retail therapy. The bustling agora, nestled at its very core, presents an array ranging from economical souvenirs to premium local delicacies.
Stylish Boutiques: The locale also boasts upscale boutiques and antique shops that warrant exploration. For instance, psi, a diminutive establishment, showcases contemporary interpretations of artisanal Cypriot products like handcrafted sandals, spinning tops, and petite trinkets.
Craftsmanship Haven: Cosmos is a must-visit, housing a treasure trove of handicrafts, rescued antiquities, and religious iconography. Prepare for an exhilarating hour of exploration – it's easy to lose track of time while delving into the offerings.
Artistic Hub: "The Place" stands as a testament to local creativity, having acquired and refurbished old warehouses. Within this enchanting space, artists, craftspeople, and food artisans converge, creating an atmosphere that warrants an exclusive visit.
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Old Town of Paphos
Nestled atop a hill and overlooking the sea, the heart of Old Town Paphos beckons travelers with its timeless allure. A venture into its narrow avenues promises an experience rich in shopping, beverages, and delectable meals. While many visitors gravitate towards Kato Paphos, those in the know find their way to this elevated haven.
Quaint Passageways: The initial ascent up the bustling main thoroughfare might not immediately unveil the Old Town's treasures, but as you reach the summit, its charisma unfurls. The intertwining alleys within the Old Town form a captivating labyrinth.
Enchanting Market: Allocate ample time for meandering and indulging in retail therapy. The bustling agora, nestled at its very core, presents an array ranging from economical souvenirs to premium local delicacies.
Stylish Boutiques: The locale also boasts upscale boutiques and antique shops that warrant exploration. For instance, psi, a diminutive establishment, showcases contemporary interpretations of artisanal Cypriot products like handcrafted sandals, spinning tops, and petite trinkets.
Craftsmanship Haven: Cosmos is a must-visit, housing a treasure trove of handicrafts, rescued antiquities, and religious iconography. Prepare for an exhilarating hour of exploration – it's easy to lose track of time while delving into the offerings.
Artistic Hub: "The Place" stands as a testament to local creativity, having acquired and refurbished old warehouses. Within this enchanting space, artists, craftspeople, and food artisans converge, creating an atmosphere that warrants an exclusive visit.
When the sun sets, Paphos bursts into a dynamic nightlife scene. Make your way to the bustling Agiou Antoniou bar street to immerse yourself in the spirited nocturnal atmosphere of Paphos. This area boasts a plethora of bars and clubs, contributing to the vibrant energy that encapsulates the city after nightfall.
Bar Street
Ayiou AntoniouWhen the sun sets, Paphos bursts into a dynamic nightlife scene. Make your way to the bustling Agiou Antoniou bar street to immerse yourself in the spirited nocturnal atmosphere of Paphos. This area boasts a plethora of bars and clubs, contributing to the vibrant energy that encapsulates the city after nightfall.
Dating back to around 400 AD, the Basilica Chrysopolitissa stands as a testament to ancient Christian heritage, regarded as one of the world's oldest Christian churches, with its significance heightened by its association with Saint Paul's teachings on Christianity. The Agia Kyriaki church and Chrysopolitissa Basilica together form a multi-layered ecclesiastical complex, constructed successively over a span of 1100 years. The allure of Saint Paul's presence, imparting Christian teachings here in 45 AD, draws innumerable visitors. Operating year-round, the archaeological site welcomes guests from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM during winter and from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM in summer. Notably, admission to this historical site is free of charge.
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Simbahan ng Panagia Chrysopolitissa
Panagias Theoskepastis
Dating back to around 400 AD, the Basilica Chrysopolitissa stands as a testament to ancient Christian heritage, regarded as one of the world's oldest Christian churches, with its significance heightened by its association with Saint Paul's teachings on Christianity. The Agia Kyriaki church and Chrysopolitissa Basilica together form a multi-layered ecclesiastical complex, constructed successively over a span of 1100 years. The allure of Saint Paul's presence, imparting Christian teachings here in 45 AD, draws innumerable visitors. Operating year-round, the archaeological site welcomes guests from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM during winter and from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM in summer. Notably, admission to this historical site is free of charge.
Aphrodite Rock, situated along the coastline along the main route from Paphos to Limassol on the island of Cyprus, stands as a prominent landmark. As its name hints, this rock holds a connection to Aphrodite, the revered Greek goddess of love, who, according to myth, was born in this very place. Also recognized as Petra tou Romiou, a name rooted in subsequent legends, the site has become renowned for its stunning beaches and pristine, transparent waters, solidifying its status as a sought-after tourist hotspot today.
Petra tou Romiou (Aphrodite's Rock)
Aphrodite Rock, situated along the coastline along the main route from Paphos to Limassol on the island of Cyprus, stands as a prominent landmark. As its name hints, this rock holds a connection to Aphrodite, the revered Greek goddess of love, who, according to myth, was born in this very place. Also recognized as Petra tou Romiou, a name rooted in subsequent legends, the site has become renowned for its stunning beaches and pristine, transparent waters, solidifying its status as a sought-after tourist hotspot today.
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With the beautiful bodies of water Cyprus has to offer, swimming costumes are a must, not to mention the rooftop jacuzzi and the swimming pool.