Archaeological Site of Nea Paphos”Really big archeological place to see, many different things.”

The Archaeological Site of Nea Paphos is an expansive treasure trove of ancient wonders, spanning over 150 hectares. This remarkable site, once the capital of Cyprus during the Hellenistic and Roman periods, boasts an incredible array of archaeological marvels. Visitors can explore well-preserved Roman villas adorned with stunning mosaics, intricate underground tombs, and the remnants of an ancient theater. The site’s crown jewel is the House of Dionysos, featuring some of the most exquisite mosaic floors in the Mediterranean. As you wander through the ruins, you’ll encounter fascinating structures from various historical periods, including early Christian basilicas and medieval fortifications. The on-site museum provides valuable context, displaying artifacts unearthed during excavations. With its rich tapestry of history and culture, the Archaeological Site of Nea Paphos offers an immersive experience that transports visitors back through millennia of Cypriot heritage.

Key Highlights

• Extensive Roman-era ruins and well-preserved mosaics|• UNESCO World Heritage site|• House of Dionysos with exceptional mosaic floors|• Ancient theater and underground tombs|• On-site museum with informative displays|• Panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea|• Multi-period structures spanning Hellenistic to Medieval times

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