OpenStreetMap data is available under the Open Database Licence.
Postcode data contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2025; Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2025; National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right 2025; NRS data © Crown copyright and database right 2025. Postcode data licences.
Destination boundaries: Office for National Statistics and © Natural England; contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right. Open Government Licence v3. Paphos municipality: © OpenStreetMap contributors, Open Database Licence.
Places with stored walking or trail evidence, including trail-linked peaks, waterfalls and viewpoints. Check route details and access before setting off.
Plus also includes restaurants, pharmacies, garages, transport, ATMs and more.
Unlock full Nearby with Plus
Paphos
Faros Kato Pafou protects the headland around the Paphos lighthouse and its coastal fringe. Open grassland, low scrub, rocky shore and small sandy stretches provide habitat within an otherwise developed part of the city.
Paphos
Venus Beach is a sandy Paphos shore beside the coastal walkway near the Tombs of the Kings area.
Paphos
Agios Agapetikos is a small rock-cut cave associated with local religious tradition near Fabrica Hill in Paphos. The saint is regarded as a patron of lovers, and the chamber forms part of a landscape where quarrying, archaeology and places of worship sit close together.
Paphos
Amphitheater view point in Paphos in Paphos.
Paphos
Paphos Castle is a compact stone fort at the western end of Kato Paphos harbour. Built on the site of an earlier Byzantine harbour fort, the surviving structure reflects a 1592 Ottoman rebuilding of a Frankish tower with Venetian additions, giving one small monument several layers of the city's maritime history.
Paphos
Pafos Archaeological Park brings together remains from prehistoric times through the Roman and medieval periods. The park forms part of the Pafos UNESCO World Heritage site.
Paphos
The House of Dionysus is the remains of a wealthy Roman residence in Paphos Archaeological Park, built in the early 2nd century AD. Fifteen surviving mosaic floors include repeated scenes of Dionysus, the feature that gave the house its modern name and makes it one of the park's most detailed glimpses of elite Roman life.
Paphos
Fabrica Hill is a rock-cut archaeological landscape in Kato Paphos, close to the ancient theatre and Agia Solomoni complex. Chambers, quarry faces and paths expose layers of the ancient city beyond its better-known mosaics and harbour monuments.
Paphos
The Agora is the civic centre of Roman Nea Paphos within Paphos Archaeological Park. Its open public square sits beside the Odeon and Asklepieion, helping visitors read how public, cultural and healing spaces were arranged in the ancient city.
Paphos
North of Pafos harbour, Saranta Kolones preserves the remains of a moated castle with eight defensive towers. Its name, 'Forty Columns', refers to granite columns found here; the castle was abandoned after the earthquake of 1223.
Paphos
Agia Solomoni in Kato Paphos is a chapel within an underground complex of rock-cut chambers that began as Hellenistic-period tombs. One chamber preserves traces of medieval Christian wall paintings, while centuries-old pilgrim graffiti records the site's later religious importance.
Paphos
Alykes Beach is a 200-metre sandy section of the Kato Paphos waterfront. Its deep golden sand and central position place it within walking distance of the harbour and the archaeological monuments that shape this part of the city.
Paphos
Vrysoudia is a sandy beach area on the Kato Paphos waterfront off Poseidonos Avenue. Rock-framed sections look back toward Paphos harbour, castle and promenade, connecting the urban shore with the city's historic waterfront.
Paphos
Lighthouse Beach is a sandy and rocky shore behind Paphos Archaeological Park, below the lighthouse.
Events near this map area
Create a free account to add places.
Your account keeps your contributions connected to you.TRIPIN
FIND YOUR SPOT. LIVE THE TRIP.
Please open TRIPIN on your phone.
Get TRIPIN on your phone