Kato Pafos Archaeological Park

Great place lots to see, very hot but the sea breeze helps. We spent approx 1 hour. If you can imagine it’s like an whole village has been discovered. The mosaic’ s have been well preserved and are stunning in the level of detail. What would be good is for a vitual/3d model was produce to bring the place to life as it would have been like I have seen on some documentaries. Take water.

If you’re in Cyprus, this place is an absolute must. From stunning Roman mosaics to the Odeon theatre, Agora, ancient villas, and sacred sites — every step here takes you deeper into the island’s ancient past. We spent hours exploring the park, and it felt like walking through a massive open-air museum. The mosaics alone are worth the visit — especially the House of Dionysus, where colors and details have survived nearly 1700 years! The Odeon was another highlight — a small Roman amphitheatre with perfect acoustics and incredible atmosphere. It’s quiet, peaceful, and almost surreal to sit where Romans once gathered for music and theatre. ✅ Useful tips: • Go early in the morning — by midday it gets very hot and there’s little shade. • Wear comfortable shoes — paths are rocky and uneven. • Don’t forget a hat and sunscreen. • There are water vending machines placed around the park — super helpful!

Amazing Archaeological Site! Some of the best and abundant examples of roman mosaics ive ever seen. We went in August and it was hotter than hell so be prepared for the heat as there is very little shade and it's a very large site! Wasn't very busy, very cheap entry and plenty of free parking!

This is an amazing place, the scale of the building remains and mosaics are incrdible. I had no idea it was so big when we paid a minimal amount to enter. The mosaic examples were preserved so well.

A large park, no shade, bring water. Spend 2-3 hours there. You will see beautiful mosaics!

Amazing gigantic attraction. Many mozaics are preserved as they were. Entry FREE for pensioners and children. There is a downloadable tour guide full of information. I took so many photo's but cannot uplaod them all to Maps. These are just a few of what's in one building under cover.

If you like local archaeological history both Greek and Roman this is worth a visit. Good photos to be sure. Lots to see. Visitors Centre Small entry price. 4.5 Euros per adult. Advice take better foot ware than flip-flops.

Great historic ‘museum’ featuring large mosaics. The mosaics are the most interesting part but there are also some nice ruins. Either visit early morning or late afternoon as the park is large with long distances between each ruin and not much shade. It took us about 2.5 hours to walk and see most of it.