Agia Solomoni Catacomb

Free to visit. Only takes a few minutes - allowing 10-15 minutes is sufficient. Some Christian iconography and memorobelia around. Unique experience going underground. Very close to a bus stop so no need to walk far. Less able bodied members of the group managed the stairs down okay.

Some small underground chapel. Free entry, nobody inside, I was absolutely alone. Calm and peaceful place. Some prohibited downstairs route more deep underground present.

It's a free to enter place, unfortunately because it's a free entrance there are grafitti on the walls. There are some rooms and tunnels to explore but it's nothing too great. Better read about it beforehand as we didn't see any info about the place on the spot. If you are there already you can go in for 15 minutes

A small cave church by the main road dedicated to Saint Solomoni. When you enter by the tree you will see few caves there. Two of them for some reason are locked but the other two are not. One of them is where the icon of Saint Solomoni is. The underground complex of catacombs is from the Hellenistic period. The other important thing there is the tree which the roots are inside the walls of the caves and people hang items there for luck. Is a shame that are is not any information on the site. Free to enter.

Interesting worth the visit, free to get in. Bus stops outside.

There is a tree growing out of the wall at the entrance and people tie a piece of something on branches of it if you would like to do so bring something with you. It was such an experience visiting this catacomb I wish I could share my 3min video here

Well worth a visit and no charge. Caves right in the middle of Paphos. Really don't know why the local council hasn't made more of this natural and historical attraction.

These catacombs are free and quite remarkable. They are however open 24hs and sadly some people dumps rubbish inside. Still pass by if in the area. It'd take less than 10 minutes to see them.