Entrance to the archaeological park. Ticket price: 4.5 euros. Parking is free. The ancient city of Paphos goes back to the tales of Troy. It is believed that is was Agapenor, a leader of the Arcadians, who found the city. Even before Agapenor, they worshiped the cult of the goddess of fertility, who became the prototype of Aphrodite. According to Greek tradition, Aphrodite was born out of the foam of the sea right here in Paphos. Paphos is also famous for the fact that the Roman patrician Cicero lived here and ruled Crete from here. The Apostle Paul preached on Paphos. In the Middle Ages, the city was captured by Richard the Lion Heart during his campaign to Jerusalem. Later Paphos was ruled by the Lusignan dynasty - the founders of the Kingdom of Jerusalem.
The archaeological park where the house of Aion, the house of Theseus, the house of Dionysus and numerous mosaics will drive you away to the world of myths and legends, wondrous images and terrible demons, the where gods act like people and people are not afraid of gods.