Paphos
West-coast city with a World Heritage archaeological park — a historic harbour and a slower pace.
Living in Paphos
Paphos, at Cyprus's south-western tip, is a UNESCO World Heritage site for its Roman mosaics and the Tombs of the Kings, and its Kato Paphos harbour — Lower Paphos — remains the tourist heart, with waterfront restaurants and a medieval fort on the breakwater. Compared with Limassol, the pace is slower and new building splits between the seafront and the hills further inland. Paphos International Airport links the city directly to northern Europe.
Buildings in Paphos
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