Paphos Cyprus is a bustling town on the island. The tourist attractions of Paphos are of historical significance. The town of Paphos Cyprus is divided into two parts, the Upper Paphos and the Lower Paphos. Upper Paphos is situated on a steep elevation while Lower Paphos is formed by the coastline of Cyprus.
Paphos is connected to the world by an international airport as well as a harbor. The virgin beauty of the beaches of Lower Paphos offer tourists a number of options of accommodation, from luxury hotels to beach resorts. The taverns of Paphos Cyprus line the coasts of the island. The serene beaches of Paphos provide spots for relaxation of the body and the mind.
The town of Paphos Cyprus, is bestowed with a plethora of archaeological and historical sites. An important excavation site near the harbor is lined with Roman Villas of exquisite beauty and splendor. Of these, the Villa of Theseus and the House of Dionysus, are most visited because of the beauty of the mosaic floors.
Tourist attractions of Paphos also include the Paphos Fort, the Tombs of the Kings, the remains of the castle Saranda Kolones built during the Byzantine era, etc. The largest basilica of Cyprus, the Panagia Chrysopolitissa Church, is one of the chief centers of Christianity. The museums of Paphos Cyprus are treasure troves of the rich past of the island. The Byzantine Museum and the Paphos District Museum are the main museums of Paphos.
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