The Archaelogical Park has a number of houses containing mosaics, which really are quite stunning if interested in greek history, with good plaques explaining information about who's house it was, what restoration work has been done, etc.

There was also the small ruins of a castle, an odeon, the city walls (good lookout with views), and a small tourist information centre with photos and history, as well as some books you can buy.

Although we visited on a Sunday we donated the 2CYP each entry fee, but you can enter for free, with donations optional. I would recommend spending about 2 hours walking around this site, and it's got quite a lot of walking from site to site so be prepared for that!

It's very hot sometimes so go in the coolest part of the day, either the early morning or the late afternoon. The museum was open from 9-6pm when we visited. It is also very dusty and there is no water available so make sure you take a bottle of water to keep you hydrated. There are however toilets by the entrance, and plenty of shaded benches for resting around the Park.

It is located just a few minutes walk from the Paphos Harbour Bus Stop (number 11 or 15), and has a large clear entrance so you can't really miss it! It's right on the harbour front near numerous restaurants / tavernas for a cool drink afterwards, or maybe even a glass bottom boat trip, which leaves from just a minutes walk away!