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The chapel of Agiou Zinoviou and Agias Zinovias is situated in the village of Statos-Agios Fotios in the Paphos district.
More specifically it is located in the part of the old village of Statos. The chapel was built in 1840 amongst the houses of the old village which is now abandoned.
It is...
The Agia Varvara Church is located in the village of Salamiou in the Paphos district. During the Turkish occupation, a communal olive mill was built in the area, which the church is situated in today. The idea of constructing a large church dedicated to Agia Varvara came from the priest Neoklis...
The Vrysi ton Pegiotisson is an attractive construction which became connected with the arcitecture as well as the tradition in the Peyia village in Paphos.
This fountain is a real jewel for the village and was built in 1970 in the same position as an older one, by the builder Achilleas...
Anarita is a village in the Paphos district, situated 12 kilometres northwest of the town of Paphos. The village is built at an altitude of 105 metres above the sea surface. The village terrain continues from the sea towards the southwest and begins going higher to the north where it finally...
The charm of playing golf in an impressive natural environment, in combination with the possibility of a Mediterranean climate are two of the factors which make Cyprus ideal and attract internationally famous athletes.
Located in the most graphic areas of Cyprus, the golf courses have gained...
The village of Vretsia is situated in the Paphos district. It is located on the road towards the villages of Pano Panayia, Axylou, Amargeti, Pentalia, Galataria and Koilineia.
Vretsia is an abandoned Turkish Cypriot village that was deserted by its inhabitants after the Turkish invasion in 1974....
The Chapel of Agia Varvara is situated in the village of Statos Agios Fotios in the Paphos district. More specifically it is located on a mountain edge over a water spring east of the old village Statos.
It seems that the chapel was reconstructed in 1921. It is a small chapel of an ordinary square...
According to tradition, the village of Salamiou in Paphos has its own pyramid.
It is said that during Easter, in particular on Holy Saturday or Easter Monday, the entrance of the pyramid opens for a while. Once, a traveller happened to be going past the area. When he noticed that the entrance to...
The Church of Apostles Peter and Paul is located at the northwest, between the traditional houses of the village of Argaka in the Paphos district.
According to tradition underneath the church, there was a cave where they buried babies. The apostles Peter and Paul were the doormen of heaven. The...
Located in the Paphos Archaeological Park , the House of the Four Seasons stands out with its vibrant mosaics portraying the four seasons. Named after the central mosaic in its atrium, this house is a reflection of the Roman lifestyle and artistic sensibilities of the first half of the 3rd century...