Paphos - Paphos

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Paphos

Paphos is a city in the west Cyprus. With one of the two largest airports, it is an important “gateway” for visitors. The historical sites and archaeological finds that date back to the Bronze Age are particularly significant. The Ptolemaic royal tombs, which are part of the world cultural heritage, and the Roman villas with their ornate mosaics are outstanding. In addition, Paphos, which is surrounded by beaches, is also a popular destination for beach tourism and a good starting point for excursions, e.g. B. to the nearby rock of Aphrodite, to the nature reserve of the Akamas Peninsula and the wooded Troodos Mountains inland.

background

Panorama of the Paphos Archaeological Park

Paphos was founded around 1400 BC. Founded in BC and is considered the mythical birthplace of Aphrodite. In Roman times, Paphos was the capital of Cyprus. The ruins of the palace complex with very beautiful mosaics date from this time. The district of Paphos has so many places steeped in history that UNESCO has put the place and its entire area on the list of World Heritage Sites.

Today's Paphos is divided into Pano Pafos, Nea Pafos and the hotel zone in the southeast. Pano Pafos is also called Ktima by the locals and is the capital of the Pafos administrative district. The place is located on a hill and is 2 km from the port.

lighthouse

Until 25 years ago, Nea Pafos was a sleepy fishing village. After the Turkish invasion of 1974 it took off as a tourist center. The renovation of the waterfront has just been completed. The street has been narrowed so that only one-way traffic is possible to the west to the port. Every day from 6 p.m. and all day on Sundays, car traffic is completely excluded, then you are on a wide pedestrian boulevard. Some side streets are also only open to traffic to a limited extent. From the beginning of this boulevard in the direction of the hotel zone, a 5 km long footpath was built right by the sea. Unfortunately, most of the lighting there is already defective again.

At the southeast end of Nea Pafos, one large hotel is lined up after the other until one reaches the public beach of Geroskipou. The main street in the hotel zone is very wide with a slightly raised, wide median that drivers can cross or use as a parking lot.

getting there

By plane

A little outside the city (bus transfer to the port of Paphos 30 minutes) is the international airport of Paphos, which is served by some charter airlines, Eurocypria from Germany, EasyJet from Germany and England. The airport building is new and modern, the entry and exit formalities for EU citizens are simple. There is an ATM in the entry area. When leaving, after passport control and a security check, you have the opportunity to shop "duty-free", which is more expensive than in the local supermarket. There is a cafeteria with e.g. T. very comfortable seating (cappuccino 3.50 euros) and a "beer garden" outside for smokers.

By bus

  • Inter-Airport Shuttle Limassol to Paphos: 07.00; 09.40; 11.15; 13.20; 14.45; 16.00; 17.30; 18.30; 8:00 pm; 22.15; 00.00; 01:00 and 02:10, fare: 7 euros.
  • Inter-Airport Shuttle Paphos to Limmasol: 06.00; 08.40; 10.15; 12.20; 13.30; 14.30; 16.15; 17.30; 19.00; 9.15pm and 11.00pm, fare: 7 euros. Info-Tel. 26942069, 26931755.
  • Bus route from Paphos to Polis, from Paphos Monday to Friday at 6.30 a.m. and between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. every hour on the hour; Saturdays from Paphos at 09.00; 10.00; 11.00; 13.00; 2.30 p.m. and 4 p.m., fare 5 euros
  • Bus line from Polis to Paphos, from Polis Monday to Friday at 5.30 am; 06.30; 8 a.m. and between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. every full hour; Saturdays from Polis at 6.30 am; 07.30; 10.00; 12.00; 1:15 p.m. and 2:30 p.m., fare 5 euros
  • Bus line from Polis to Aphrodite's Bath, from Polis Monday to Friday at 10.00; 12 p.m. and 3 p.m. from Aphrodite's bath Monday to Friday at 10.30; 12.30 p.m. and 3.30 p.m., fare 4 euros
  • Bus line 10 - from the old town market via Kato Paphos to Coral Bay, from the market Monday to Saturday at 06.15; 07.30; 7.45 a.m. and 8 a.m. to 5.40 p.m., fare: 1.50 euros
  • Bus line 10 - from Coral Bay via Kato Paphos to the Old Town Market, from Coral Bay Monday to Saturday at 6.45 am; 8 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. to 5:50 p.m., fare: 1.50 euros
  • Bus line 10A - from Coral Bay via Vogelpark to Agios Georgios in Pegeia, from Coral Bay daily at 09.30; 10.20; 11.10; 12.00; 12.50; 15.00; 3:50 p.m. and 4:40 p.m.
  • Bus line 10A - from Agios Georgios in Pegeia via Vogelpark to Coral Bay, from Agios Georgios daily at 09.55; 10.45; 11.35; 12.25; 13.15; 15.25; 4.15 p.m. and 5:05 p.m., fare 1.50 euros
  • Bus line 11 - from the old town market via the harbor and Aphrodite's water park to Geroskipou beach, daily at 06.15; 06.30; 06.55; 07.35 a.m. and between 08.00 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. every 15 minutes, fare 1.50 euros
  • Bus line No. 12 - Paphos Airport to Coral Bay, travel time approx. 60 minutes, fare 3 euros, children under 12 years 2 euros. Info Tel. 26934252, 26934366
Departures from Coral Bay on Monday at 11.30 am; 14.25; 5.45pm and 7.40pm
on Tuesday at 9.30 am; 11.30; 2.20 p.m. and 7.00 p.m.
on Wednesday at 09.15; 11.10; 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.
on Thursday at 9.15 am; 11.30; 14.20; 17.20; 6.30 p.m. and 7.20 p.m.
on Friday at 06.15; 09.15; 11.30; 14.30; 15.25; 5.00 p.m. and 7.00 p.m.
on Saturday at 8 a.m.; 11.30; 2.30 p.m. and 7 p.m.
on Sunday at 8.45 am; 11.30; 14.30; 5.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m.
  • Bus line 15 - Coral Bay on the coastal road to the port to Kato Paphos and Aphrodite's Water Park, fare: 1.50 euros. Departures from Aphrodite Water Park to Coral Bay every 15 minutes between 8:10 am and 6:30 pm

In the street

A motorway connects Paphos with Limassol, Larnaca and Nicosia. A country road leads to the north Polis. The suburbs are accessed by well-developed roads.

There is a large parking lot at the port of Kato Paphos, right at the entrance to the archaeological park.

By boat

Panorama: You can scroll the picture horizontally.
Panorama des Hafens von Paphos
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Panorama of the port of Paphos

mobility

Dynamische Karten Dynamic cards
  • Paphos city map
  • Environment map

Rental car

  • Andreas Car Rentals, Tomb of the Kings Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-931 689, Fax: 357 26-931 753.
  • CY-Breeze, Poseidonos Avenue, Royal Complex.
  • CY-Breeze, Tombs of the Kings Road, Royal Complex.
  • West End Travel, Poseidonos Avenue, next to La Place Royale. Tel.: 357 26-949 666, Fax: 357 26-949 374.
  • Quad bike safari, at the entrance of the Cypria Maris Hotel. Open: Mon - Fri 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sat Sun 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Tourist Attractions

Churches

  • 1  Ayia Kyriaki Chrysopolitissa. Ayia Kyriaki Church, built after 1571 on an ancient Roman church square. Floor mosaics found belong to an older, large, seven-aisled basilica.
  • Ayia Marina Church, Ayios Agapitikou Street. Ruin, inside there is a white marble column with an inscription by the founder of Deacon Isidoros.
  • Ayios Antonios church, Ayios Antonio Street. This is a two-aisled Byzantine church. It was restored with funds from the Church of England.
  • Ayios Yeoryios Church, Ayios Agapitikou Street. There are medieval tombstones to be seen there. Including that of the Beduin family, one of the first Catholic families to settle in Cyprus.
  • 2  Panayia Limeniotissa Basilica. Basilika Panayia Limeniotissa in der Enzyklopädie WikipediaBasilika Panayia Limeniotissa im Medienverzeichnis Wikimedia CommonsBasilika Panayia Limeniotissa (Q17001384) in der Datenbank Wikidata.(Our Lady of the Harbor), ruin, on the site of the Archeology Park. In 653 it was badly damaged by the Arabs and further destroyed by an earthquake in 1153.
  • Latin cathedral, Apostolos Pavlos Avenue. Ruin, here you can only find the southwest corner and parts of the ribbed vault.
  • Panayia Theoskepasti Church, on a small hill, in the immediate vicinity of the waterfront. (Our Lady who was veiled by God). The original church was destroyed and replaced by a new building in 1923.

Castles, chateaux and palaces

  • 3  Paphos Fort, right at the port. Originally built as a Byzantine fortress to secure the port. A renovation took place in the 13th century. It was later destroyed by the Venetians, but the Turkish conquerors rebuilt it more strongly. The British used the building as a salt store. It was listed as a historical monument in 1935, but was badly damaged by an earthquake in 1953.Open: daily 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Buildings

Monuments

Kato Paphos: mosaics
Mosaic in the house of Theseus: Theseus kills the Minotaur

Archaeological sites

4 Kato Paphos Archaeological Zone, Entrance directly at the harbor. Ruins of Roman houses with floor mosaics, partially covered, World Heritage Site. Tel. 26-306 217. Opening times: April, May, September and October daily from 8:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., in the other months daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission: 4.50 euros (adults).

Hellenistic epoch and Roman epoch: 310 BC BC-330 AD, especially the floor mosaics are worth seeing

  • 5  House of Aion
  • 6  House of Orpheus
  • 7  Theseus' villa
  • 8  House of DionyseusHaus des Dionyseus im Medienverzeichnis Wikimedia CommonsHaus des Dionyseus (Q53556398) in der Datenbank Wikidata
  • roman 9  OdeonOdeon im Medienverzeichnis Wikimedia CommonsOdeon (Q55068927) in der Datenbank Wikidata
  • 10  Agora (forum)
  • 11  Temple of AsclepionTempel des Asklepion (Q82073722) in der Datenbank Wikidata

Early Christian era (330 AD - 650 AD

  • 12  Catacombs of St. Solomoni
  • The 13  Fabrica Catacombs. are about 100 m further north, the port is about 700 m. Dug directly under the Roman city wall in the Fabrica hill. In the days of early Christianity, they were converted into chapels. Entry is free and possible at any time of the day. Beware of loose stones.
Tombs of the Kings of Paphos
One of the Ptolemaic royal tombs

Byzantine era (1200 AD - 1489 AD)

  • 14  Saranta Kolones. Saranta Kolones in der Enzyklopädie WikipediaSaranta Kolones im Medienverzeichnis Wikimedia CommonsSaranta Kolones (Q2224564) in der Datenbank Wikidata.Ruins of a Byzantine castle.

Ottoman epoch (1570-1890 AD):
Harbor fort (see Paphos Fort), Ottoman baths

  • 15  Tombs of the Kings of Nea Paphos. Königsgräber von Nea Paphos (Q71990847) in der Datenbank Wikidata.The designation Royal tombs (Tombs of the Kings) is misleading because they are around 300 BC. Originated when there were no more kingdoms on Cyprus. At that time they ruled Ptolemies, These underground tombs were used for the burial of their senior officials and their family members. The tombs are on the road to Coral Bay. Tel. 26-306 295. Opening times: April, May, September and October daily from 8 a.m. to 7.30 p.m., in the other months daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The graves are carved out of sand-lime brick, some of them were decorated with columns and stucco work. These graves have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1980.
  • 16  Grave complex 2Grabanlage 2 (Q71990851) in der Datenbank Wikidata
  • 17  Grave complex 4Grabanlage 4 (Q71990856) in der Datenbank Wikidata
  • 18  Grave site 8Grabanlage 8 (Q71990864) in der Datenbank Wikidata

Museums

Colonnade at the house of Theseus

The Paphos Archaeological Park has an area of ​​0.8 x 1.2 km, it is an open-air museum. Some exposed areas are covered. The house of Aion, the house of Dionysus, the house of Orpheus and the house of Theseus belong to the special places of discovery; the Roman Odeon, a semicircular amphitheater; the temple of Asclepion; the central market place Agora and the ruins of Saranda Kolones Castle.

  • Byzantine Museum, in Upper Town, 5 Andrea Loannou Street, near Agios Theodoros Church (was relocated to Geroskipou in 2018). Tel.: 357 26-931 393. This museum houses finds from the 7th to 18th centuries, as well as wood carvings, manuscripts, old book prints, icons and frescoes.Open: Mon - Fri 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
  • Ethnographical Museum, in the upper town next to the Byzantine Museum, 1 Exo Vrisis Street. Tel.: 357 26-932 010. This folklore museum houses a private collection from the Neolithic period to the present day as well as a Mümzen collection.Open: Mon - Sat 9.30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sun 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
  • Pafos District Archaeological Museum, 43 Griva Dighenis Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-306 215. This is known as the main museum in Paphos. The collection includes the 3rd to 15th centuries, jewelry, coins, statues.Open: Tue, Wed, Fri 8 a.m. - 3 p.m., Thu 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
  • Pafos Municipal Art Gallery, 7 Gladstonos Street. Tel.: 357 26-930 653. Open: Mon - Fri 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. 3 p.m. - 5 p.m., Sat Sun 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Streets and squares

Parks

various

  • 19  lighthouseLeuchtturm in der Enzyklopädie WikipediaLeuchtturm im Medienverzeichnis Wikimedia CommonsLeuchtturm (Q18922689) in der Datenbank Wikidata
  • Pafos Aquarium, 1 Artemidos Street (near the Theoskepasti Church, Nea Paphos). Tel.: (0)26-953 920. not recommended, half of the tanks are empty!Open: daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.Price: 8 euros.

activities

  • We recommend taking part in the Anthesteria festival in May, the Dionysian festival for the reawakening of man and nature.

bowling

  • Cosmic bowling, Ifaistou 1, next to Mayfair Hotel, Pano Paphos. Tel.: 357 26-220 033. Opened in 2002, 18 lanes. Restaurant, cafeteria, bar.

go Kart

  • Paphos Carting Center, behind Pafos Aphrodite Waterpark. Tel.: 357 99-620 916. 1,600 m race track with bridge and tunnel.

Mini golf

  • Island Cove, Adventure Mini Golf, Poseidonos Avenue, near Cypria Maris and Ledra Beach Hotels. Tel.: 357 26-991 177. Open: in summer 10 a.m. - 11 p.m., in winter 9.30 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Diving

Waterslide

  • Pafos Aphrodite Waterpark, 1 block from Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-913 638, Fax: 357 26-913 639. Around 15 different water slides on an area of ​​35,000 m². Restaurant, souvenir shop, changing rooms, showers.Open: May June 10.30 a.m. - 5.30 p.m., July August 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., September October 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., closed November - April.Price: Admission: adults 28 euros, children 16 euros.

Boat trips

Helicopter tours

City tours

  • City Sightseeing, English, red double-decker bus with a separated roof. Departures every hour from 10.00 a.m. from the parking lot at the port. There are 20 stops and two types of tickets. A ticket for a round trip costs 10.00 euros. A day ticket for any number of exits and entries costs 12.50 euros. The route goes via Tombs of the Kings, Paphos Upper Town, Archaeological District Museum, go-cart track, water park and through the hotel zone back to the harbor.

shop

As already mentioned elsewhere, Cyprus is expensive, in some ways more expensive than in Germany.

  • kiosk, Poseidonos Avenue, between Aloe Hotel and Yemens Bar. Postcards, newspapers, water, cigarettes.
  • kiosk, Poseidonos Avenue, by the harbor, across from the parking lot. Postcards, newspapers, water, cigarettes.
  • Pop Life Shops, Poseidonos Avenue, next to Starbucks Cafe. Electrical supplies, adapters for German plugs.
  • Peacocks, Lidas Street. Clothing.
  • Debenhams, Lidas Street. Department store.
  • Papantoniou, Lidas Street. The only large supermarket near the port.
  • Myrra Complex, Poseidonos Avenue, by the harbor. Mare Mare Cafe, Toma Bar, CY-Dive, M & C Mini Market, Out of Africa - souvenirs.
  • Limnaria shopping center, Poseidonos Avenue, across from Alexander the Great Hotel. Over 100 stores.

kitchen

Paphos old town - Pano Paphos

  • Fettas Corner, Martiou 25, Upper Town. Tel.: 357 26-937 822.
  • Politia, Costis Palamas Square. Tel.: 357 26-222 288.
  • Ta Perix tavern, 20 Kioupilai, Moutalos Square. Tel.: 357 26-222 211. Open: Sun closed.
  • Tea for Two, Nikodimou Mylona Street, next to Marks & Spencer. Tel.: 357 26-934 035.

Paphos Hotel Zone

  • Bombay Brasserie, 65 Poseidonos Avenue, next to Amathus Hotel. Tel.: 357 26-964 083. Very good Indian restaurant.
  • Colosseum, 1st floor Olympian Complex, opposite the Veronica Hotel at 101 Danae Street. Tel.: 357 26-962 415. Italian, wine lounge.
  • Crocodile Pub, 4 Danae Street. Tel.: 357 26-964 093. 12 types of draft beer.Open: Open from 10 a.m.
  • Ocean Basket, Avanti Village Piazza, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-961 379.
  • Poco Loco, Aliathon Complex, across from Athena Beach Hotel, Thea Aphrodite Avenue. Tel.: 357 99-981 629. Mexican, kid friendly, good food, good prices.
  • Sunbow, Danaes Street, Blue Horizon Complex. Tel.: 357 26 964 367.
  • The Rib Shack, 65 Poseidonos Avenue, next to Amathus Hotel. Tel.: 357 26-964 083. There is a 10% discount on bills received before 7 p.m.
  • Twisted Sister, Pervolia Court, Danae Street. Tel.: 357 964 726. Restaurant, bar, pool, billiards.

Paphos Lower City - Nea Paphos

  • Almond Tree, Konstantias Street 5. Tel.: 357 26-935 529.
  • Billy's Bar, Kleous Street, 50 meters from the main drag. Cypriot owner, very rude.
  • Colosseum II, Kleous Street. Tel.: 357 26-962 415. Italian steak house.
  • Deep blue, Pafias Aphrodites Street 12. Tel.: 357 26-818 015. Fish restaurant.
  • Evis Pub, Kleous Street 3. Tel.: 357 26-965 652. English owner, very friendly, good prices, all football games on satellite TV, pool tables.
  • Everest, Rooftop above Evis Pub, Elevator !, 3 Kleous Street. Tel.: 357 26-965 652. Open: Open: daily from 5 p.m.
  • Les Amis, 6 Kleous Street. Tel.: 357 26-964 981. International, very popular - good prices.
  • Ristorante Grazie, Anastasias Street / Theoskepastis Street. Tel.: 357 26-818 298, Fax: 357 26-818 299. Italian.
  • Tao Fusion, 7 Dionysus Street. Tel.: 357 99-774 261.
  • The Rose Pup, opposite the Daphne Hotel at 28 Alkminis Street. Tel.: 357 26-936 946. Irish pub with good cuisine.

Paphos, Poseidonos Avenue, in order of the hotel zone towards the port

  • Romantica, 91 Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-965 080. Cypriot with a small bar on the side.
  • Neraida Fish Tavern, Poseidonos Avenue 91, via Restaurant Romantica. Tel.: 357 26-962 121.
  • Yemens Snack Bar, 89 Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-964 134. Burger and sandwich.
  • deck, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-964 104. Café, located a little back with a large terrace facing the sea, newly opened.
  • Fashion cafe, Poseidonos Avenue. The latest fashions on all televisions, a little over-the-top, very uncomfortable chairs and tables, expensive. Belongs to the fashion-tv chain.
  • Fashion club, Roof terrace over Fashion Cafe, Poseidonos Avenue.
  • The Mandarin Palace, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-934 618. Chinese.
  • Viva Cyprus, Poseidonoe Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-936 032.
  • Brother restaurant, 77 Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-937 229. Cypriot, overpriced.
  • Porto Bello, 67 Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-935 580.
  • Happy Island, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-937 077. Cypriot.
  • Metro Inn, 65 Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 99-489 301.
  • Phivos, Poseidonos Avenue. Cypriot.
  • Adelaida, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-22 282. Cypriot, very popular, good prices.
  • The Nest Cafe & Bar, Filios Court, 23 Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-934 057. Large open air terrace.
  • GoldSacura, Ayiou Antoniou Street / Poseidonos Avenue 15-16. Tel.: 357 26-947 492. Japanese noble restaurant.
  • Six Bells Restaurant, Rodothea Court, Poseidonos Avenue, opposite Annabelle Hotel. Tel.: 357 26-938 434. One speaks a little German.
  • New Delhi, 28 Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-938 932. Indian.
  • Splash bar, Poseidonos Avenue 30-31. Tel.: 357 26-246 786. Karaoke bar with pool.
  • Imperial, 18 Poseidonos Avenue, above Alpha Bank. Tel.: 357 26-954 010. China restaurant, sea side.
  • Joe Bonanno, Poseidonos Avenue. Bar, sea side.
  • Starbuck's Coffee, Poseidonos Avenue.
  • La Place Royale, Poseidonos Avenue. Large terrace, good price / performance ratio, belongs to the Dionysos Hotel.
  • Vienna Café, Poseidonos Avenue 18. Tel.: 357 26-243 313. Much too expensive, sea side.
  • Pingouino, Poseidonos Avenue 1, Myrra Complex. Tel.: 357 26-944 176. Very popular, with a terrace facing the port, WIFI.
  • Gourmet Taverna (ex Charlies Place), 1 Dionysus Street / Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-933 626.
  • Tea for Two, 6 Poseidonos Avenue, by the harbor. Tel.: 357 26-937 702.
  • Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), Poseidonos Avenue, by the harbor.
  • Pizza Hut, in the same building as KFC. Both with a terrace facing the sea.
  • Ta Mpania (Tɑ Mπɑviɑ), Poseidonos Avenue, right on the ocean. Tel.: 357 29-941 821. Open: daily 8 a.m. - 2 a.m.
  • Chloe's, 13 Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-934 676. Chinese.
  • Oasis restaurant, Poseidonos Avenue.
  • Caballeros, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 25-878 982. Steak house.
  • Mövenpick ice cream, Poseidonos Avenue.
  • Camares, Poseidonos Avenue 3-4. Tel.: 357 26-935 816. Pizza, very good prices.
  • MC Donalds, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 22-220 520. Is a bit behind.
  • Risto La Piazza, Poseidonos Avenue / Alkminis Road. Tel.: 357 26-819 921. Italian.
  • ideal, Poseidonos Avenue.
  • Bisto Cafe, Poseidonos Avenue.
  • Paphinia Pub, Paphinia Complex, 43 Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-952 824.
  • Pizza Express, Paphinia Complex, 53 Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-923 034. Open: daily 12 noon - midnight.
  • Toma, Myrra Complex, Poseidonos Avenue, behind Mare Mare Café.
  • Mare Mare Café & Bar, Myrra Complex, Poseidonos Avenue, 1st floor.
  • Captain's View, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-221 716. Very nice view over the harbor, poor kitchen, 1st floor.
  • The Moorings, 34-40 Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-936 225.
  • The Harbor Café, Poseidonos Avenue / Apostolou Pavlou Street.
  • La Boite 67, Paphos harbor. Tel.: 357 26-934 800.
  • Theo's Seafood, Paphos Port, 100 Apostolou Pavlou Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-932 829.
  • Pelicano, Paphos Port, Apostolou Pavlou Avenue 101. Tel.: 357 26-952 500.

Paphos, West Side - Tombs of the Kings Road

  • Blue eyes, Coral Bay Road, across from Luca Cypria Lauras Hotel. Tel.: 357 96-794 487. Restaurant, bar and terrace.Open: daily 12 noon - midnight.
  • Chloe's, Tombs of the Kings Avenue. Tel.: 357 77-771 737.
  • Fat mom's, Tombs of the Kings Avenue 47. Italian.Open: daily from 5 p.m.
  • Gondola, Tombs of the Kings Road, across from Venus Beach Hotel. Tel.: 357 26-939 659. Italian, Diamond Complex.
  • Hondros Cyprus Tavern, Apostolou Pavlou Avenue 96, 100 m from the port. Tel.: 357 26-934 256.
  • Jackie Ma, Tombs of the Kings Road, near Kissos Hotel. Tel.: 357 26-949 022. Chinese.
  • Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), Tombs of the Kings Avenue 59.
  • Max Williams, Tombs of the Kings Road. Tel.: 357 26-221 314. English pub.
  • Metaxa, 8 Amfitrionos Street, Tombs of the Kings Road junction, behind Kissos Hotel. Tel.: 357 26-945 923.
  • Mike's Black Velvet, Tombs of the Kings Road, between Roman and Damon Hotels. Tel.: 357 99-447 312. English pub, burger and sandwich.Open: daily 12 noon - 2.30 a.m.
  • Mr. Liu, Tombs of the Kings Road 12. Tel.: 357 26-947 464. Chinese.
  • Oliveto, Tombs of the Kings Road 96, across from Venus Beach Hotel. Tel.: 357 26-220 099, Fax: 357 26-950 533. Grill restaurant.
  • Paradise restaurant, Chlorakas Avenue, Chlorakas, opposite Luca Cypria Laura Beach Hotel. Tel.: 357 99-652 294.
  • Peach blossom, Pyramou Royal Complex, Tombs of the Kings Road. Tel.: 357 26-220591. Chinese.
  • San Marino, Cleoniki Court, Tombs of the Kings Road. Tel.: 357 26-951 830.
  • Sienna, Panareti Court, Akamantos Avenue, Chloraks, between Azia and Helios Hotels. Tel.: 357 26-931 505. Cypriot / Italian.Open: 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. 5.30 p.m. - 11 p.m.
  • Tea for Two, Tombs of the Kings Road. Tel.: 357 26-937 895.
  • The Lodge, Tombs of the Kings Road 4. Tel.: 357 26-222 550. Irish pub.
  • Tsiakkas tavern, next to Cynthiana Beach Hotel. Tel.: 357 99-425 577. Traditional BBQ for lunch.

nightlife

In Kato Paphos, the district right by the harbor, you will find many restaurants and bars, some with sports broadcasts. A little further east, where the harbor promenade ends and the main road runs further inland behind the beach hotels, there is a 500 m length of restaurant after bar after restaurant. The next street running parallel to this away from the sea (Agiou Antoniou) is also a pedestrian zone and only partially open to delivery traffic. This street is commonly called "Bar Street" and is also named in some travel guides. There you will find restaurants as well as a number of discos, cellar clubs and bars with GoGo girls. Even in the morning the ladies stand there on the roadside to lure guests into the bars.

accommodation

Hotels in East Paphos (Hotel Zone)

  • Alexander The Great Beach Hotel, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-965 000, Fax: 357 26-965 100. Renovated in 2003, Roxane's Restaurant, Café Royale, Limanaki Tavern, Alexander's Bar, Pella Pool Bar, outdoor pool, indoor pool, fitness studio, wellness center.
  • Aliathon Holiday Village, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-964 400, Fax: 357 26-964 700. 98 rooms. The Aegeon Restaurant, also vegetarian and children's menu, open all day; Village Square, cafe / bar, shops; Express Café; The Beer Garden Bar, only in the summer season. Fitness room, 2 soccer fields, children's playground, sauna, floodlit tennis court, table tennis.
  • Almyra Hotel, Poseidonos Avenue, Nea Paphos. Tel.: 357 26-933 091, Fax: 357 26-942 818. 190 rooms. The hotel was built in 1973 as the Paphos Beach Hotel. 3 restaurants: Ouzeria with sea view; Grill restaurant and bar, open all day; Mosaics fish restaurant, only open in the evening. Helios Lobby Bar with outdoor terrace. Pool and children's pool, jacuzzi, children's playground, fitness room, sauna, tennis court, table tennis, sailing, surfing, diving, water skiing. Shopping atrium for designer fashion. The children's club is open from April to October and during the Christmas holidays.
  • Aloe Hotel, Poseidonos Avenue, Kato Paphos. Tel.: 357 26-964 000, Fax: 357 26-964 100. 272 rooms, restaurant, breakfast room, bar, pool bar, pool, fitness room, kiosk, internet costs 1 euro for 10 minutes.
  • Aquamare Beach Hotel, Poseidonos Avenue, Kato Paphos. Tel.: 357 26-966 000, Fax: 357 26-966 111. 128 rooms. Ambrosia Restaurant, evening buffet with live music; Nereus Restaurant, a l’carte with candlelight; Kirrke, breakfast buffet; Nectar Bar, Kyma Pool Bar, pool with jacuzzi, indoor pool, aerobics room, fitness center, kids club, 2 saunas, tennis court, table tennis, volleyball field, L’Aqua Thalasso Spa wellness center.
  • Athena Beach, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-884 300, Fax: 357 26-965 400. 431 rooms. The beach hotel built in 1999, lobby with 24-hour reception, 3 restaurants, 2 bars, 3 pools, boccia, mini golf, mini market, bike rental, internet access, children's playground, sauna, 2 floodlit tennis courts, wellness center.
  • Athena Royal Beach, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-884 600, Fax: 357 26-884 601. 164 rooms. Beach hotel opened in 2004, 24-hour reception, 3 restaurants, 2 bars, 3 pools, boccia, bike rental, fitness studio, mini golf, mini market, floodlit tennis court, table tennis, wellness area. No children under 16 years.
  • Avanti, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-965 555, Fax: 357 26-965 511. 243 rooms, air-conditioned hotel, 24-hour reception, air-conditioned à la carte restaurant, bar, shops, playground, mini club.
  • Daphne Paphos, Alkimi Street 3 (Located in the city center, 1 block from the waterfront). Tel.: 357 26-933 500, Fax: 357 26-933 110. 51 apartments, restaurant, bar, pool, built in 1977, renovated in 2007.Characteristic: ★★★.
  • Dionysus Central, Dionysus Street 1. Tel.: 357 26-933 414, Fax: 357 26-933 908. 100 rooms, 2 restaurants, 2 bars, pool, fitness room.Characteristic: ★★★.
  • Louis Ledra Beach, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-964 848. 269 ​​rooms. The hotel was renovated in 2002 and has a total of 269 double rooms. It has a cocktail bar, pool bar, beach bar and pub as well as an air-conditioned restaurant, 2 pools, children's pool, swimming pool, animation, fitness studio, children's club, children's playground, sauna, floodlit tennis court, volleyball and wellness area.Characteristic: ★★★★.
  • Louis Imperial Beach, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-965 415. 239 rooms. Renovated in 2003, 24-hour reception, 2 air-conditioned restaurants with a non-smoking area, an à la carte restaurant, café, 2 bars, shop, children's club from 4 to 12 years old, children's playground.Characteristic: ★★★★.
  • Louis Phaethon Beach, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-964 600. 422 rooms. Renovated in 2003, 24-hour reception, restaurant, café, bar, snack pool bar, pool, children's pool, indoor pool, badminton, basketball, billiards, boccia, bowling alley, darts, disco, bike rental, fitness studio, soccer, shop, internet terminal for a fee , Children's club 3 to 12 years, children's playground, sauna, 2 tennis courts, table tennis, entertainment program, volleyball, wellness area, the beach offers canoes, surfing, pedal boats.Characteristic: ★★★.
  • Pandream, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-964 888, Fax: 357 26-965 497. 51 apartments and studios, restaurant, bar, pool, children's pool, billiards for a fee, bike rental, fitness studio, sauna, casino, supermarket, diving for a fee, table tennis.Characteristic: ★★★.
  • Paphian Bay, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-964 333, Fax: 357 26-964 870. 219 rooms, restaurant, café, bar, pool bar, pool, children's pool, souvenir shop, billiards, bike rental, fitness studio, internet terminal, children's playground, kiosk, mini market, sauna, table tennis.Characteristic: ★★★.
  • Paphos Amathus Beach Hotel, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-964 300, Fax: 357 26-964 222. 270 rooms. The club hotel was renovated in 2005, restaurants, bars, outdoor pool, indoor pool, gym, kids club, 3 floodlit tennis courts, wellness center.Characteristic: ★★★★★.
  • Paphos Gardens, 7 Kleious Street. Tel.: 357 26-882 000, Fax: 357 26-882 100. 200 rooms. Built in 1982, renovated in 2003, 24 hour reception, restaurant, café, pool bar, 2 pools, children's pool, swimming pool, fitness center, internet, children's club 4-12 years, children's playground, sauna, supermarket.Characteristic: ★★★.
  • Pioneer Beach, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-964 500, Fax: 357 26-964 370. 254 rooms. Built in 1991, renovated in 2007, 3 restaurants, 3 bars, 2 pools, billiards, fitness studio, floodlit tennis court, table tennis.Characteristic: ★★★★.
  • Rania Vacation Club, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-965 444, Fax: 357 26-965 698. 47 apartments, restaurant, bar, pool, children's pool, tennis court.
  • Riu Cypria Maris, Poseidonos Avenue. 239 rooms, is closed, is being renovated / rebuilt.Characteristic: ★★★★.
  • Riu Cypria Bay, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-964 111, Fax: 357 26-964 125. 452 rooms. All-inclusive hotel, opened in 2003, 24-hour reception, restaurants, lobby bar, snack bar, pool, children's pool, indoor pool, animation program, fitness studio, internet terminal, children's club, children's playground, sauna, 2 tennis courts.Characteristic: ★★★★.
  • Roman Hotel, Ag. Lambrianos Street. Tel.: 357 26-945 411, Fax: 357 26-946 834. 165 rooms. Modeled after a Greek palace, the hotel was built in 1990 and renovated in 2007 and has 87 rooms. Restaurant, café, 2 bars, pool, children's pool, billiards, fitness room, sauna, table tennis, wellness area.Characteristic: ★★★.
  • The Annabelle, Poseidonos Avenue, Nea Paphos. Tel.: 357 26-938 333, Fax: 357 26-945 502. 218 rooms. Asteras, Fontana and Mediterraneo restaurants; Byzantine Bar, Grotto Bar, Lobby Bar, Pool Bar, Wet Bar, Pool. Billiards, fitness center, squash court, tennis court, table tennis, Andromeda wellness center, water sports.Characteristic: ★★★★★.
  • Theofano Hotel, Danaes Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-965 700, Fax: 357 26-965 800. 190 rooms, Divino Restaurant, Romanos Café, Avaton Bar, 2 pool bars, 2 pools, 2 children's pools, indoor pool, billiards, fitness center, internet, children's club, children's menu, children's playground, sauna, floodlit tennis court, table tennis, wellness center.Characteristic: ★★★.
  • Veronica Hotel, Danae Street K. Tel.: 357 26-965 333, Fax: 357 26-965 767. 114 rooms. Renovated in 2003, restaurant, bar, pool bar, pool, children's pool, souvenir shop, billiards, sauna, floodlit tennis court.Characteristic: ★★★.

Hotels in the west of Paphos

  • Akton Tourist Village, 16 Saint George Street, Chlorakas. The bungalow complex opened in 2003 has 116 apartments and 116 studios. Rezeption mit 24-Stunden Service, klimatisiertes à la carte Restaurant - Kinderhochstühle sind vorhanden, Café, Bar, Kiosk, Minimarkt, Internetterminal, Fahrradverleih. Spielplatz, Miniclub.
  • Avlida Hotel, Tombs of the Kings Road. Tel.: 357 26-946 000, Fax: 357 26-934 815. Das Hotel wurde im Jahre 2003 vollständig renoviert und vergrößert. 2 Restaurants, Lounge mit Live Musik 5 Tage in der Woche, Terrassen Bar, Wooden Cosy Bar, Poolbar, Pool mit 6 Wasserfällen und Jacuzzi, Innenpool, Andenkengeschäft, Fitness Zentrum, Kinder Klub, 2 Kinderpools, Kinder Menü, Sauna, Flutlicht Tennisplatz, Wellnessbereich. Lage: 200 m vom Strand entfernt.
  • Azia Hotels, Akamas Road, Chloraka. Tel.: 357 26-845 100, Fax: 357 26-946 883. Die Anlage besteht aus den drei Hotels Azia Residence mit 35 Suiten; Azia Blue mit 183 Zimmern und Azia Club mit 81 Zimmern. Die Anlage wurde 1993 erbaut und im Jahre 2005 renoviert.
  • Capital Coast Resort, Tombs of the Kings Road 75. Tel.: 357 26-202 700. Das Hotel wurde 2008 in elegantem, klassischem, modernem Stil erbaut. 24 h Rezeption, Restaurant, Dach-Restaurant, Bar, Dachbars, Café, Zeitungskiosk, Minimarkt. WLAN-Internetzugang gegen Gebühr. Dies ist eine Time-Share Anlage – mit größter Vorsicht begegnen!
  • Damon, Tombs of the Kings Road. Tel.: 357 26-949 300, Fax: 357 26-949 856. Eine 1992 erbaute und 2000 renovierte Apartmentanlage, klimatisierter Frühstücksraum, 2 Bars, Cafeteria, Minimarkt, Internetterminal.
  • Eleni Holiday Village, Ayiou Georgiou 5, Chloraka. Tel.: 357 26-934 200, Fax: 357 26-222 600. 141 Studios. Restaurant, Freiluft Taverne neben dem Restaurant, Bar & Pool Bar, Außenpool, Innenpool, Kinderbecken, Billiard, Fitnessraum, Flutlicht Tennisplatz, Internet Ecke, Mini Shop, Sauna, Tischtennis.
  • Elysium Hotel, Queen Verenikis Street, Chlorakas. Tel.: 357 26-844 444, Fax: 357 26-844 333. 250 Zimmer und Suiten. Brasserie Messina, französisches Restaurant; Epicurean, von Mai bis Oktober mit Terrasse; Lemonia Piazza, Frühstück bis Abendessen; Mediterraneo, Freiluft Restaurant; O’Shin, Sushi Restaurant; Ristorante Bacco, italienisches Restaurant; Astria Bar, Abendbar; Café Occidental; Pool Bar, Pool. Andenkengeschäft, Autovermietung, Boutiquen, Wellness Zentrum, Tauchschule.
  • Helios Bay Apartments. Tel.: 357 26-935 656, Fax: 357 26-945 228. 61 Apartments und 14 Villen. Pool, Kinderbecken, Billiard, Fitnessraum, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Tischtennis, Volleyball Platz.
  • Kefalos Beach, Tombs of the Kings Road. Tel.: 357 26-934 000, Fax: 357 26-222 007. 244 Zimmer. 2000 gebaut, Rezeption 24 Stunden besetzt, klimatisiertes à la carte Restaurant, Taverne, Lobbybar, Bar, Snackbar, Café, Süßwasserpool, Hallenbad, Beachvolleyball, Billard, Boccia, Bogenschießen, Fitness-Studio, Geschäfte, Internetterminal, Kinder Klub, Kinderspielplatz, Minigolf, Minimarkt, Sauna, Flutlicht Tennis-Hartplatz, Tischtennis, Unterhaltungsprogramm, Wasseraerobic.
  • Kissos Hotel, Tombs of the Kings Road. Tel.: 357 26-936 111, Fax: 357 26-945 125. 144 Zimmer. Restaurant, Lounge, Poolbar, Pool, Fitnessraum, Mini-Golf, Sauna, Tennisplatz. Lage: 300 m vom Meer entfernt.
  • Luca Cypria Laura Beach, Chlorakas Avenue, Chlorakas. Tel.: 357 26-944 900, Fax: 357 26-944 911. 309 Zimmer. 2 Restaurants, Bars, Außenpool, Innenpool, Andenkengeschäft, Disco, Fahrradverleih, Kinder Klub, Kinderspielplatz, Kiosk, Minimarkt.
  • St. George Hotel, Chlorakas. Tel.: 357 26-951 000, Fax: 357 26-942 542. 245 Zimmer. Restaurant, Freiluft Taverne, Café, Lounge über 2 Etagen, Cocktail Bar, Poolbar, Strandbar, Pool, Kinderpool, Schwimmhalle mit Bar, Fitnessraum, Kinder Klub, Kinderspielplatz, Sauna, Squash Halle, 2 Flutlicht Tennisplätze, Tischtennis, Wellnessbereich. Tachschule und Wassersport.
  • Venus Beach Hotel, Tombs of The Kings Street. Tel.: 357 26-949 200, Fax: 357 26-949 224. 182 Zimmer. 2 Restaurants, 2 Bars, Außenpool, Innenpool, Poolbar, Andenkengeschäft, Fitness Club, Kinderspielplatz, 2 Tennisplätze, Volleyball Platz.

Hotels in der Altstadt Paphos

  • Agapinor Hotel, 24 – 28 Nikodemou Mylona Street, Pano Paphos. Tel.: 357 26-933 926, Fax: 357 26-935 308. 70 Zimmer, Restaurant, Café, Bar, Pool, Kinderpool, Fitnessraum, Internet, Sauna.
  • Mayfair Hotel & Apartments, Paris Street, Pano Paphos. Tel.: 357 26-948 000, Fax: 357 26-945 708. 59 Zimmer und 202 Apartments, Restaurants, Bars, 2 Aussenpools, Innenpool, Aerobics, Fitnessraum, Kinder Klub, Mini Golf, Sauna, Tischtennis, Unterhaltungsprogramm, Volleyball, Wellnessbereich.

security

Gesundheit

Ärzte

  • St. James Medical Centre, Tombs of the Kings Avenue, gegenüber Roman Hotel. Tel.: 357 26-949 100, Fax: 357 26-951 461. Deutschsprachiger Arzt, 24 Stunden Dienst.

Optiker

  • Eye Must, zwischen Splash Bar und Starbucks Cafe, Poseidonos Aveneue.
  • Kyrsof, unter Mare Mare Café, Poseidonos Avenue.
  • Perfect Vision (PV), neben The Morings Restaurant, Poseidonos Avenue.

Praktische Hinweise

Internet Café

  • Fast Net, Paphias Aphrodites (Bar Street). Tel.: 357 26-944 343. Preis: 0,70 Euro für 15 Minuten.
  • Maroushia, Passage zwischen Captain´s View und The Moorings Restaurants. Preis: 2 Euro für 30 Minuten.

trips

Ziele

Petra tou Romiou (Felsen der Aphrodite)
  • Wenn man von Pahpos aus auf der gut ausgebauten Küstenstraße nach Nordwesten fährt, erreicht man nach rund 12 km den kleinen Ort Peyia. Dort findet man den wahrscheinlich besten Sandstrand in der Nähe von Paphos im Stadtteil Coral Bay.
  • 20  Felsen der Aphrodite (Petra tou Romiou) (an der Autobahn A6 oder parallele Landstraße B6 Richtung Limassol; 25 km östlich von Paphos). An diesem Strand soll Aphrodite dem Meer entstiegen sein. Der Fels am Strand bietet vor allem bei Sonnenuntergang romantische Ansichten. Vom Parkplatz an der Küstenstraße geht man durch einen kleinen Tunnel zum Strand. Von hier ist es nicht weit nach Pissouri.
  • Polis Chrysochous (meist nur Polis genannt), idyllische Kleinstadt an der Nordwestküste Zyperns, 37 km nördlich (45 Minuten mit dem Auto über die B6; regelmäßige Busverbindung)
  • Nationalpark Akamas-Halbinsel, Schutzgebiet auf dem westlichsten Zipfel der Insel mit zahlreichen seltenen Pflanzen- und Tierarten, ideal zum Wandern durch die weitgehend ungestörte Natur. Hier befindet sich auch das „Bad der Aphrodite“, eine kleine Grotte, in der sich der Legende nach die Liebesgöttin mit ihrem Gespielen Adonis vergnügt haben soll. 45 km nördlich von Paphos (8 km westlich von Polis; insgesamt 55 Minuten mit dem Auto)
  • Limassol, größere Hafenstadt im Süden Zyperns, 65 km östlich (ca. 45 Minuten mit dem Auto; regelmäßige Busverbindung)
  • Troodos-Gebirge – bis zu 1952 Meter hoch aufragendes, mit Wald bedecktes Gebirge im Zentrum der Insel mit artenreicher Tier- und Pflanzenwelt. Lohnenswert für Wanderer; dank der Höhenlage ist es selbst im Hochsommer mild. Im Troodos-Gebirge gibt es viele kleine Dorfkirchen mit tief heruntergezogenen Schindeldächern und bunt bemalten Wänden (sogenannte Scheunendachkirchen). Sie gehören zum UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe; z. B. Kilani, Kouka oder Monagri, ca. 65–85 km nordöstlich von Paphos (rund eine Stunde mit dem Auto)
  • Kloster Kykkos im Troodos-Gebirge mit dem Grabmal des Erzbischofs Makarios III. (erster Präsident des unabhängigen Zypern), 70 km nordwestlich von Paphos (ca. 1:45 Std. mit dem Auto über sehr kurvenreiche Straßen)

Organisierte Touren

  • Evis Jeep Safari, Evis Pub, 3 Kleous Street. Tel.: 357 26-965 652, Fax: 357 26 964 424. Preis: Tagesfahrt mit dem Landrover zur Akamas Halbinsel mit Mittagessen, 36 Euro. Tagesfahrt mit Landrover und Boottour zur Blauen Lagune Fontana Amorosa und Wasserfall am Bad des Adonis, mit Mittagessen, 55 Euro. Tagesfahrt mit dem Landrover ins Troodos Gebirge bis in den türkischen Inselteil, 50 Euro. Tagesfahrt mit dem Funbus, familiengeeignet, 30 Euro.
  • Micky’s Tours, Poseidonos Avenue. Tel.: 357 26-942 022, Fax: 357 26-948 906. Preis: Einkaufsfahrt nach Nikosia, 18 Euro. Inselrundfahrt, 27 Euro. Jeep Safari ins Trodos Gebirge, 32 Euro. Jeep Safari zur Akamas Halbinsel 29,00 Euro. Stadtrundfahrt Paphos und Umgebung, 18 Euro. Tagesfahrt nach Limassol, Schwammfabrik und Weingut, 18 Euro. Tagesfahrt nach Nikosia, 18 Euro. Tagesfahrt nach Nordzypern, Bella Pais, Kyrenia, 27 Euro. Tagesfahrt nach Nordzypern, Famagusta, Salamis, 27 Euro.
  • West End Travel, Poseidonos Avenue, neben La Place Royale. Tel.: 357 26-949 666, Fax: 357 26-949 374. Tagesfahrten nach Famagusta, Nordzypern.

literature

  • Salewski, Andreas: Páfos - Europäische Kulturhauptstadt. Achter-Verlag Weinheim, 2017, ISBN 978-3-9-8176-745-2 ; Reiseführer, 184 S. Original nicht mehr verfügbar. mit vielen Bildern und Reisetipps

Web links

http://pafos.org.cy/ – Offizielle Webseite von Paphos

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