Paphos is a city on the southwest shoreline of the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. Occupied since Neolithic occasions, it has a few destinations identifying with the religion of goddess Aphrodite, whose legendary origin was at Old Paphos (Kouklia). New Paphos is the advanced city that joins the harbor, and the antiquated remains of tombs, strongholds, theaters, and manors at Paphos Archeological Park.
The estates inside the archeological park have mosaics portraying scenes from Greek folklore. Entombment chambers at the Tomb of the Kings date to the fourth century B.C. Close by, Agia Solomoni Church has mausoleums and twelfth-century frescoes. When a Byzantine post, Paphos Castle watches the town's harbor. Agia Paraskevi is a 5-domed Byzantine church in Yeroskipou. Paphos' hotel area, Kato, has sand and shingle seashores, and there are further retreats along the coast. At Old Paphos, Aphrodite's Rock is an ocean stack where, supposedly, the goddess rose up out of the ocean.
The estates inside the archeological park have mosaics portraying scenes from Greek folklore. Entombment chambers at the Tomb of the Kings date to the fourth century B.C. Close by, Agia Solomoni Church has mausoleums and twelfth-century frescoes. When a Byzantine post, Paphos Castle watches the town's harbor. Agia Paraskevi is a 5-domed Byzantine church in Yeroskipou. Paphos' hotel area, Kato, has sand and shingle seashores, and there are further retreats along the coast. At Old Paphos, Aphrodite's Rock is an ocean stack where, supposedly, the goddess rose up out of the ocean.
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