Kato Paphos Archaeological Park
About
Kato Paphos Archaeological Park is a massive open-air museum housing ruins that date from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages. The park is world-famous for its spectacular, well-preserved Roman villas featuring intricate floor mosaics that depict colorful scenes from Greek mythology.

Highlights
What makes this place special

House of Dionysos
View the incredible, vivid floor mosaics dedicated to the god of wine.

The Odeon
Sit in the ancient, restored sandstone amphitheater still used for performances today.

The Lighthouse
Walk up to the historic white beacon standing tall over the ruins.
Things to Know
- •Carry plenty of water and wear a wide hat as there is very little shade across the site
- •The park is highly pedestrianized and covers a large area, so wear comfortable walking shoes
- •A single ticket covers all the main villas and monuments within the park gates










