The 25 best churches in Paphos

Went just after opening as it was lovely temperature. Easy walk from our hotel. Cheap entry fee & bought a guide book. Bought tickets there. Such a wonderful historic place to walk. Best to wear good footwear as large stones,steep steps. Spent a good morning here.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ When Dead Kings Flex Harder Than Your Holiday Villa Right, so you come here expecting some dusty old tombs carved into rock (which, fair enough, they are), but what you actually get is nature absolutely showing off whilst ancient history does its thing in the background. The archaeological site itself is properly impressive—massive underground chambers, intricate columns, and the kind of craftsmanship that makes you wonder how they managed without power tools and a decent coffee break. 🏛️ But here's the plot twist: the landscape steals the entire show. The way the golden stone contrasts with that ridiculously blue Mediterranean sky? Chef's kiss. The wild herbs growing between ancient stones? Pure poetry. You'll find yourself spending more time staring at the horizon than reading the information plaques (guilty 🙋). Top tips: Come early morning or late afternoon for the best light and fewer crowds. Wear proper shoes—it's rocky and uneven. Bring water and a hat because shade is scarce. And for the love of Zeus, don't rush through it. This place deserves at least an hour of your time, preferably two if you fancy some contemplative sitting on 2,300-year-old steps. 📷 Absolutely worth every cent of the entrance fee. Ancient royalty knew how to pick a view. 👑

It's okay. We got some nice pictures. I quite like history/culture, but we walked all the way there and then walked around the huge site, so we were knackered before even starting. We didn't see the bus that takes you there until we'd explored the area a bit more, so I'd recommend looking for the tomb of kings bus if you don't have a transfer or bringing a card for a taxi, if you're not staying nearby. As others have said, they're not tombs of kings: they're tombs of officials, which was a bit disappointing to be honest. There are plaques dotted around to look at, and the map is perfectly readable (despite what others have said). However, you do have to buy the booklet for it. I think for the two of us the tickets and booklet came to about 10 euro. There's an early exit facing towards to beach, but I'm not entirely sure where it leads since we didn't take it. Final warning for the ladies - don't make the mistake of wearing flats and a long dress, if you visit. The area has lots of small rocks and stairs in and out of the tombs.

Very spaced out and hot, but beautiful ruins if you're into seeing them. The underground pillars, as I have photographed , were so beautiful. Not overly crowded with people, especially since it's spacious with a lot to see

A great spot for people into Roman and Hellenistic history and that are also interested in archaeology. They have information plots all around the grounds. Bring water and a hat as the grounds are huge. Heaps of onsite parking, clean toilets available, 2,50€ entry fee pp.

Impressive archaeological site showcasing ancient tombs carved into rock. A must-visit for history lovers! The area is vast, so wear comfortable shoes. Highly recommend downloading an audio tour guide to better understand the history and significance of the site.

Very nice place, well worth the visit and the entrance fee is extremely reasonable. Would suggest to go early morning or late afternoon as it gets very hot.

Being so closed to the Archeological site, it’s a must. 2,5 euros per person to go in. Some steps, no lift available, not wheelchair friendly. You’ll spend maybe 10 minutes here, just to admire the views (not a lot to see besides that). It’s still worth it for the views. There’s an excellent ice cream shop nearby.

Nice little place to visit on the harbour. Entrance fee was a few euros each and kids were free. Good vantage point across Paphos. One of the many treasures to explore here

I'm afraid I have to disagree about this castle. Aside from the architecture itself, there was really nothing inside. And access is restricted to the platform only, with no possibility of visiting the tower. Considering the entrance fee is the same as for other castles in Cyprus (2.5 euros), I believe more could be done to enhance the visitor experience. Perhaps by adding historical displays or providing more information about Paphos and the castle’s significance.

Restricted access and took us less than 2 minutes to walk up the stairs and around the top. €2.50 each Views were stunning. We went up for the sunset BUT they kick you out at 4:30pm (20 minutes before prime sunset time) Probably not worth the money but go once and then you’ve seen it!

Walked around the area and captured some beautiful pics and waited for the sunset. Pafos (Paphos) Castle (Medieval Fort) was originally a Byzantine fort built to protect the harbour, and was rebuilt by the Lusignans in the 13th century. The girl statue in this area depicted is the "Sol Alter" by Cypriot artist Yiota Ioannidou, located in Paphos, Cyprus. It represents Aphrodite, the goddess of love

A little overrated - there are better to see in Cyprus. Whilst the architecture itself is interesting, there isn't really much to see inside. The entrance fee (2.5 euros) is a bit steep for what is a 10-minute visit at best.

You only need around 30 minutes to view the two floors of Paphos castle. There's not much to see inside except the history of the castle at the entrance, but you do get nice views of the Paphos harbour. Entrance fee is 2.50 euros.

Free to visit. Only takes a few minutes - allowing 10-15 minutes is sufficient. Some Christian iconography and memorobelia around. Unique experience going underground. Very close to a bus stop so no need to walk far. Less able bodied members of the group managed the stairs down okay.

A small cave church by the main road dedicated to Saint Solomoni. When you enter by the tree you will see few caves there. Two of them for some reason are locked but the other two are not. One of them is where the icon of Saint Solomoni is. The underground complex of catacombs is from the Hellenistic period. The other important thing there is the tree which the roots are inside the walls of the caves and people hang items there for luck. Is a shame that are is not any information on the site. Free to enter.

Interesting worth the visit, free to get in. Bus stops outside.

It's a free to enter place, unfortunately because it's a free entrance there are grafitti on the walls. There are some rooms and tunnels to explore but it's nothing too great. Better read about it beforehand as we didn't see any info about the place on the spot. If you are there already you can go in for 15 minutes

There is a tree growing out of the wall at the entrance and people tie a piece of something on branches of it if you would like to do so bring something with you. It was such an experience visiting this catacomb I wish I could share my 3min video here

These catacombs are free and quite remarkable. They are however open 24hs and sadly some people dumps rubbish inside. Still pass by if in the area. It'd take less than 10 minutes to see them.

Well worth a visit and no charge. Caves right in the middle of Paphos. Really don't know why the local council hasn't made more of this natural and historical attraction.

Seemed nice on the outside and the location definitely adds interest to it but, although I stayed in the area and passed by multiple times every day, never actually saw it open. There are several good eateries nearby.

I wonder if the priest is paid full time for keeping this public monument closed most of the times, like it's his own building

We stumbled upon this church on our last night on a previous holiday, yet to go and see in daytime

An old Byzantine church with traditional architecture of the times.

An amazing array of archeological finds over a considerable area, ranging from prehistoric times to the middle ages. The most impressive are the four Roman villas. One has yet to be properly investigated and there are doubtless many more discoveries to be made. However the mosaic floors are stunning and well worth the visit. Be aware that there is little respite from the sun, so take a sun hat and plenty of water.

This old church is literally named "covered by God" as it was built on a cliff and was clearly visible to pirate raiders from afar. However, when the pirates got closer to the shore, thick mist covered the entire area essentially hiding the church, making it impossible to locate. A great sight to visit and very close to the coastal walkway. Open during the day, free for anyone to visit.

Looks good although it's thousand years old. We came Sunday morning and heard some of the service. Although I advice to visit another day. Less people inside and you'll be able to watch it through

Old orthodox church.Here you can see an old icon of Virgin Mary and the icon of Agia Paraskevi

A serene and beautifully preserved 11th-century Byzantine church just outside Paphos. Its five domes, stone arches, and tranquil courtyard make it one of the island’s most atmospheric historic sites. Peaceful, authentic, and rarely crowded – a perfect short stop for anyone exploring Cyprus’s spiritual heritage.

Historic church, beautiful architecture and serene ambiance. It offers a glimpse into the spiritual heritage of the area. The intricate details and peaceful surroundings make it a nice spot for quiet reflection.

Very small church, which appears to be from pre-historic times but it is only a few hundred years old. There are plenty of churches in Europe that are older and a lot more beautiful. Not worth making a special trip to visit.

Very interesting church. It is clearly built on an older Byzantine church. You can see the capitals of older columns reaching your knees (on one of my photos). I couldn't go inside and take photos because there was a mass going on 😅 but it was also an interesting thing for my ears! Very unique place 😊

Lovely small church in a lovely small village, right by Paphos. It is worth the detour, especially on a rainy day. The church sits in a recently renovated public plaza, flaked by public buildings and the commercial center for the locality. One can see the care with which the urban design embraces and highlights the temple. For the icon lovers, the panels inside are beautifully crafted with gold and powerful colors. The wall frescoes are damaged, but reveal the history of the island. They are apt at conveying a powerful narrative about the tribulations of the island with the scenes from the passion of Christ and other saints.

Nothing special, just to see if you are nearby. Free entrance. Open only between 8 and 13.

Couldn't visit. We got turned away by a security guard. Under some kind of construction.

Must Visited Place!

(Translated by Google) Cool chapel. Quiet, peaceful. Cats live here. Lots of cats! There are many ancient caves nearby, once dug by ancient people. You can drive here and walk, it’s pretty quiet. Tourists will love it, and locals will too. (Original) Прикольная часовенка. Тихо, мирно. Здесь живут кошки. Много кошек! Рядом много древних пещер, когда-то их вырыли древние люди. Можно сюда доехать и пройтись, тут довольно тихо. Туристам понравится, да и местным тоже.

(Translated by Google) Interesting place. (Original) Интересное место.

A must-go! Very well-kept site with amazing mosaics, very reasonable ticket price, clean toiletries, vending machines and adjacent bus stop. All very convenient even in a scorching hot day. Partially accessible for wheelchair users

If you just want to look at a mosaic and push off, allow an hour. If you are actually interested in history and will read the information available allow at least 3 hours. We were there for 2.5 and only left because we were hungry but didn't get around it all. Probably boring for little kids. A well presented piece of history

Beautiful setting with a stunning view of Aphrodite’s Rock. There’s parking nearby and a small tunnel that leads to the beach. One gift shop at the entrance for souvenirs. Showers are available, though a bit tricky to figure out. A short hike up to the rock offers an even better panoramic view — totally worth it!

A beautiful site with beautiful scenery. The mosaics are quite breathtaking. Parking is just across the road and is free. To get in to the site it is €4.50 but it is worth it. We took in some snacks and water/soft drink but we were very mindful of where we were. There is the odd bin in some areas for any rubbish. A very clean and tidy area and I would definitely suggest going for a visit 😁

If you like history and Roman things this is for you. Fairly cheap at €4:50 per person for a UNESCO site. The site was huge! We didn't get all the way round so another visit in the future may be an option. Well worth visiting.

Not checking the opening times before we visited, we accidentally arrived just as they were closing. However the security team were very kind and still allowed us to see the theatre for 10 minutes and didn't charge us. It was a rushed visit but we thoroughly enjoyed stopping by nonetheless. A well looked after archeology site and fantastic view of the coast.

Must see in Cyprus! I suggest to visit in the late afternoon, so it is not so hot&sunny, plus - all pictures are much better is so „golden hour”, when the sun is going down👌 Very good prepared, with nice app - so you can listen to audio guide at every point. Take a bottle of water with you, it’s 1-2 hours walk (no rush😊)

The most beautiful Mosaics I've seen, on par with the ones in Madaba, Jordan. The colors are and composition are beautiful and stir the soul just like a work of art should. Don't miss this beautiful Paphos attraction inside the archeological park by the Harbor.

A truly heart lifting experience to see mosaics that are over 2000 years old. I wish I could get them to tile my bathroom if it lasts that long.

🎨 Prepare to be absolutely mesmerized by these extraordinary ancient mosaics! The level of craftsmanship and artistic detail is simply breathtaking - it's mind-boggling to think these were created thousands of years ago. The restoration work is impeccable, allowing us to see these masterpieces almost as vividly as their original viewers did. Each mosaic tells its own fascinating story, from mythological scenes to daily life depictions, with incredible attention to detail in every tiny tessera. The geometric patterns are mathematically precise, and the figurative scenes show amazing dimension and movement. The preservation efforts are outstanding, protecting these treasures for future generations. This is ancient art at its absolute finest - a must-see attraction that truly transports you back in time! Pro tip: Take a guided tour to fully appreciate the symbolism and historical context. You'll be amazed at how the colors have maintained their vibrancy after all these centuries! ✨🏺

Masterpiece of ancient art. A must see in Paphos. It's a pity that not all mosaics are properly exposed and visible to visitors. In summer it's best to visit early in the morning so to avoid the greatest heat.

Incredible mosaics, all protected from the sun. Absolutely worth a stop while you are in Paphos.

Fabulous walk around mosaics and ancient artifacts. Great history. Very useful Information on all the exhibits. Prepare to spend a few hours here as there is so much to see.

Paphos Mosaics is one of Cyprus most remarkable historical treasures. Located in the Paphos Archaeological Park, these beautifully preserved Roman mosaics adorn the floors of ancient villas like the House of Dionysus and the House of Theseus. Depicting scenes from Greek mythology with stunning detail and vibrant colors, the mosaics offer a glimpse into the artistry of the past. A visit here is a journey through history and a must-see for anyone exploring Cyprus.

Unfortunately we found that there is a lack of action on the part of the local public authorities.a lot of mess, it doesn't mature, the bins are full, weeds in the area of ​​the trees, I've never seen so much laziness right in front of some restaurants, I've seen weeds near the trees but the owner/employee doesn't bother to remove them at all. I didn't see any sweepers even in the Harbor area. Along the entire length of the esplanade, a very dangerous area, there is no railing, any time an adult tourist, local, or child can fall directly onto the nearby stones, or even into the water. benches at local public transport stations, rusty and vandalized, signs with the station identifier are not visible due to graffiti. A total lack of involvement of local authorities.

Don’t expect a typical Mediterranean Old Town of Kouklia and it won’t disappoint. Whilst there are many charming elements, it didn’t leave any special impression overall.

As a visitor I feel that the municipality makes a number of collective errors. There is an opportunity to improve Paphos area for residents and visitors. It is clear that nothing is maintained. If new gardens and boardwalks are installed, give ten years or less they fell into disrepair. Eg: boardwalk around the ottoman baths. Everywhere you look there are carelessly discarded bottles, cans, packets etc. The area has a problem with maintaining a healthy cat population. There is little or no control, and this leads to unnecessary death of cats. Population should be controlled for their own health and wellbeing. There is great opportunity to tax seemingly wealthy hotel owners for the benefit of the town as a whole. The hotel gardens and grounds may be clean and clear but ironically the managers and staff neglect the street directly outside their hotel. As guests and visitors we aren’t stupid. It’s an absolutely missed opportunity to improve the area for the better. The hotel companies receive adequate funds and as they are not philanthropic, they should be made to pay their fair share. I sadly won’t revisit Pafos, perhaps not return for another 27 years. Such a great opportunity for improvement utterly missed by a lack of government and the business coordination and cohesion.

We were excited to get married at the Paphos Townhall, as we’ve lived here for many years. Only to be disappointed by the approach and rudeness of the 2 female officiants who work there. Since the moment we entered their office there was no friendliness rather than a feeling as that we were bothering them with our presence. Firstly they asked us to sit and since there is no door we could hear how snappy and rude was their behavior towards the couple who was there, not letting them speak but speaking over them. We thought to ourselves that hopefully this is just a misunderstanding. We were proven wrong. We entered their office and sat down with our baby daughter and started providing the documents. No smile, no small talk, just straight faces looking miserable. We’ve been told that the documents they asked us to provide weren’t correct. When we tried explaining it’s what they had asked for, they did not want to listen and we ended up being yelled at & told to go get married elsewhere. (After one week of waiting they confirmed that our documents were correct but no apology was given for the way they spoke to us). When you decide to get married is a decision based on love, to have someone so entitled and rude work in such a department is a disgrace the city. We have also complained to their supervisor, who wasn’t surprised about our complaint of their behaviors at all… meaning he’s aware, however no action has been taken, to our understanding. Don’t let them treat you this way and do ask for the name of the supervisor in case they treat you poorly. (He was very apologetic and tried to sort our situation). Finally we got married there by one of the same officiants (despite our request for someone else) who even during the ceremony seemingly had a moody approach. Not something you wish for on your wedding day.

If I could give this no stars, I would! Worst experience ever. Me and my husband went to Paphos Town Hall to apply for a civil marriage. The woman there was so rude, unprofessional, and obviously hated her job and was so moody. She was very sassy with us, her voice heavy with irony and after we brought all the documents that they asked us from the list they gave us she said she wanted more things that we obviously didn't have with us ad we didn't know! She said that was not her problem and to come back once we have everything, and then pointed at the door for us to leave! I've never been treated like this in my life and this woman (black hair) should not be working there, so rude and unprofessional. I feel sorry for anyone that works with her and has to face her to apply for a civil marriage. Needless to say that we called a different Town Hall in Paphos and they were so kind and helpful and we got married there. Avoid this lady like the plague! Such a pity because I am sure that some nice people are working there but due to this woman and how she treated us, I'm giving this 1 star!

Few images from various locations of the beautiful Paphos district are uploaded here.

Unfortunately this town hall employees are rude, lazy and lacking manners, typical for Cypriot government employees. The worst you can imagine.

Beautiful church ideal for weddings, rough ground parking though. Well worth visiting!

Cool experience. I didn't know they set the street on fire for Easter here.

The right environment for churning. A wonderful Church

Nice!!!

(Translated by Google) Be careful with the photos, it is currently surrounded by office buildings and loses a lot of its charm. (Original) Cuidado con las fotos, actualmente está rodeada por edificios de oficinas y pierde mucho encanto.

(Translated by Google) Wide church with murals only in the altar. 8.9.2018 wedding. (Original) Biserică largă cu picturi murale doar in altar. 8.9.2018 cununie.

(Translated by Google) Perfect church.... well done to the priest... for his patience .. Christ is Risen Happy Birthday (Original) Τέλεια εκκλησία.... μπράβο στον ιερέα...για την υπομονή του .. Χριστός Ανέστη Χρόνια πολλά

Very photogenic little Christian shrine basically wedged in the middle of the Moutallos Cliffs. The views towards the old Ottoman Mosque and the Mediterranean Sea from this spot are excellent. There is also a small children's park across the road next to another stretch of cliffs. A very good location for an evening stroll.

Very peaceful location with dramatic sea-view over Kato (Lower) Paphos. Nice place to rest and relax. Usually there’s not a person inside or outside

(Translated by Google) Everything was done very nicely, well done! Just a year ago there was only one chapel; workers built it all last summer. It is very interesting what history is connected with this place. The chapel, if I'm not mistaken, is named after St. George the Victorious, his icons are everywhere in the main place. The nearby 5th school, where my daughter goes, is named after him. Every day I see several students running to this chapel after school :) There are always people lighting candles and bringing lots of icons, a very beautiful and peaceful place, with a beautiful view of the sea from the Moutallos area in Paphos. (Original) Очень красиво всё сделали, молодцы! Ещё год назад стояла только одна часовенка, за прошлое лето всё это построили рабочие. Очень интересно какая история связана с этим местом. Часовня, если не ошибаюсь, имени святого Георгия-Победоносца, его иконы везде на главном месте. Его же именем названа рядом стоящая 5-я школа, куда ходит моя дочь. Каждый день вижу как несколько учеников после школы бегут к этой часовне 🙂 Там всегда люди ставят свечки и приносят множество иконок, очень красивое и спокойное место, с прекрасным видом на море с района Муталлос в Пафосе.

(Translated by Google) A small church built on the rocks of Muttalos. Nearby there is a small cave, an iconostasis and a prominently placed cross. (Original) Εκκλησάκι κτισμένο πάνω στους βράχους του Μούτταλου. Δίπλα υπάρχει μικρή σπηλιά, εικονοστάσι και ένας σταυρός τοποθετημένος σε περίοπτη θέση.

(Translated by Google) A chapel in the rocks in a very charming place. View of the entire Paphos, nearby a restaurant with a playground for children. (Original) Kapliczka w skałach w bardzo urokliwym miejscu. Widok na całe Pafos, w pobliżu restauracja z placem zabaw dla dzieci.

(Translated by Google) The beautiful small Orthodox church of St. George (Original) Biserica ortodoxă mică Sf Gheorghe frumoasă

(Translated by Google) A place worth visiting due to the prevailing atmosphere and the beautiful panorama of the city. (Original) Miejsce warte odwiedzenia ze względu na panujacy nastrój oraz przepiekną panoramę miasta.

A small beautiful chapel 💒

Agia Marina is a very photogenic little chapel from the 15th century. Its white painted exterior and bell tower make a beautiful contrast to the more simplistic (yet also beautiful) nearby chapels of Agios Georgios and Agios Antonios. If you are in the area and enjoy taking photos of historic buildings, a visit to this little known gem is worth the effort.

Pretty white church behind Crystallo Apartments. Nice gardens.

(Translated by Google) Small church where a service is still held for Romanians... (Original) Bisericuță mică unde se mai săvârșește câte o slujbă pentru români...

(Translated by Google) Small church hidden among the houses and tourist apartments of Paphos; all white with a small bell tower it is ideal for a souvenir photo. (Original) Piccola chiesa nascosta tra le case e gli appartamenti turistici di paphos ; tutta bianca con un piccolo campanile è l'ideale per una foto ricordo.

(Translated by Google) Nice church. (Original) Pekny kostolik.

Interesting, but not special

Its a holy place which has been desicrated by building developers.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful little church! Great is the grace of Saint George! (Original) Πανέμορφο εκκλησάκι! Μεγάλη η χάρη Του Αγίου Γεωργίου!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful rosemary bush (Original) Piękny krzak rozmarynu

Very picturesque. The church is divine but check for sitting monks. I never spotted one in the gloom and when I turned the lights on, I don't think he was very happy at all. One or two cats walking around which are very friendly if not a bit vocal. The citrus fruit growing on the trees have to be seen to be believed. Lots to explore with a museum and souvenir shop as well. Very serene. Loved it, apart from Rasputin babbling on to me in a language that was Greek to me!!!!🤣🤣

A truly inspiring place (also for not religious people). Its calm, carries a lot of history and has some beautiful spots. I went there once without having enough cash, they didn't charge me (i donated next time, though they insisted not to take it). Very kind people and a beautifuk place 🙏❤️

Soooo peaceful. The museum was shut (early?). Women should cover legs shoulders, there are some gowns to borrow. Paintings in caves impressive.

Visited the Holy Monasteryvof Daint Neophytos a few times, but on my last visit I have stayed for the service. The monastery is nesting in the hills, which is very peaceful, you can hear the birds singing and take in the view and the beauty of the place. I didn't had time to visit the museum.

From our hotel we walked a mile to the bus station and caught the 618 to Paphos old town bus station then the 604 for a 25 minute bus ride up the mountain north of Paphos. On arrival we walked around the grounds and went into the museum, then into the monastery, walking towards the high cliffs we discovered the original 1159 rock hewn cell of Neafytos with amazing ceiling frescos. The pictures taken inside the cell and the monastery are from an official source as cameras are banned, however all other pictures are my own. The cost for entry to the cell and the museum was €2.50 each area per person, this amounts to amazing value to see some of the most stunning items I have ever seen

A beautiful place well worth the visit. The museum was set nicely and the ancient music scours were very interesting.

Relatively disabled friendly. Beautiful and peaceful. Very welcoming. From the point of view of a wheelchair user, it is fairly good. The toilets (located by the car park) were fairly wheelchair friendly with grab rails and a ramp leading to them. My wheelchair (which is 64cm wide) was just about able to get through; look at photos. When we got out of the car, and went to ascend the hill in my wheelchair, a staff member told us that we could drive our car up the hill round the BACK of the monastery, (saving us from having to do the climb with the wheelchair). This made it easier for me. So, if you go and have mobility issues, ask if you could go around the back entrance. There is no access to the courtyard area if you are a wheelchair user, but you have access to all other areas, and you can still enjoy the space. One thing I would say is wear something that covers your shoulders out of respect.

We were there on Sunday for the 11 o'clock service in Polish. Very nice atmosphere and priests. I will go again

Amazing ancient church with many historic layers and foundations. The boardwalk is closed right now but will be repaired soon. The church is currently being used by the local Catholic parish & worth to visit their services! Amazing priests

Agia Kyriaki Chrysopolitissa is one of the most beautiful and historically significant churches in Paphos, built amid the ruins of an early Christian basilica dating back to the 4th century AD. The present church, constructed in the 16th century, stands gracefully above the ancient remains, blending Byzantine, Gothic, and later architectural elements into a serene and atmospheric setting. What makes this site truly special is the Apostle Paul’s Pillar, located just outside the church. According to tradition, Saint Paul was flogged at this very pillar when he came to Paphos to spread Christianity — a deeply symbolic reminder of the city’s early Christian heritage. Visitors can stroll along wooden walkways above the extensive archaeological remains of the original basilica, admire well-preserved mosaic floors, and enjoy the tranquil beauty of the modern church, which still serves the local congregation today.

The 13th century byzantine church is located in an archaeological site and is surrounded by mosaic floors and other foundations from centuries ago. The church was closed when I visited .

Stumbled across the church and site whilst in Paphos. Nice exhibit of old structures. There was an afternoon service in place with people singing which gave the place a peaceful ambiance. It is a small site worth visiting and is within walking distance of Kings shopping centre. Free to enter. I

An amazing place to go, just a short walk from the harbour. There is a boardwalk right around the sight so your above the ruins can see them more clearly especially the fragments of the mosaics, you can also go inside the church , if u r appropriately attired that is. There is a good fresco to see very atmospheric.

Nice little church. Interesting outside area with ruins, mosaics and fallen over pillars. The walkways feel a bit old and springy and make too much noise for comfort. Inside the church is a collection box for voluntary donations, you know the drill.

So beautiful church.

Visited Emba August 2018. There are two churches next to each other, one old and one new. The old church Panagia Chryseleou was locked up for security reasons but there eas a sign in Greek with a mobile number to call if you would like to arrange to go in. The new one Apostolos Andreas (St Andrew) is right next door. Across the road is a small kisok where you can buy an icecream or large cold frappe then sit in the shade to watch the world go by. Even the traffic passed by unusually and pleasantly slowly for Cyprus!

Beautiful church, 12th & 13th century Byzantine architecture. Great restaurant nearby (to stekis you thanasi).

(Translated by Google) The Church of Panagia Chryseleusa (Merciful Mother of God) is a real precious decoration of Emba village. The church was built in the 12th century, expanded in the 13th. The temple is decorated with ancient wall paintings (frescoes) of the 13th-16th centuries, a wooden altar from 1747, precious icons of Jesus Christ, the Mother of God and other Saints of the 13th-18th centuries. (Original) Храм Панагії Хриселєуси (Богородиці Милостивої) - справжня дорогоцінна прикраса селища Емба. Церква побудована у XII-му столітті, розширена у XIII-му. Храм прикрашають старовинні настінні розписи (фрески) XIII-XVI-го століть, дерев'яний алтар 1747 року, дорогоцінні ікони Ісуса Христа, Богородиці та інших Святих XIII-XVIII-го століть.

(Translated by Google) Pretty little 12th-century church. To visit and see its beautiful paintings, call the number on the door (avoid lunchtime). (Original) Joli petite église du 12e siècle. Pour la visiter et voir ses belles peintures, il faut appeler un N° signalé sue la porte (éviter l heure du dejeuner)

(Translated by Google) Great church, unfortunately it was closed, but this building is still impressive. (Original) Tolle Kirche, leider war diese geschlossen, dennoch beeindruckend dieser Bau.

(Translated by Google) You have to call to be let in. (Original) Man muss anrufen um reingelassen werden.

There are a lot of very interesting things around, like ancient baths and so, but this little church is also worth a visit

old historic

(Translated by Google) A historic site worth visiting (Original) Historyczny obiekt warty zwiedzenia

(Translated by Google) Church of Saint George, Paphos. Cyprus. Small and delightful church, seen by chance it was a wonderful surprise, less known than the large churches in the area. The garden that surrounds it is well-kept and well-kept. Free Entrance. I recommend visiting, a little jewel in Paphos. It is located near the Church of Panagia Theoskepasti. (Original) Church of Saint George, Paphos. Cipro. Piccola e deliziosa chiesetta, vista per caso è stata una bellissima sorpresa, meno conosciuta rispetto alle grandi Chiese in zona. Curato e ben tenuto il giardino che ne fa da contorno. Entrata libera. Consiglio visita, un piccolo gioiello a Paphos. Si trova vicino alla Chiesa di Panagia Theoskepasti.

(Translated by Google) We discovered this church only by chance while walking through the city, it is worth a small detour (Original) Objavili sme tento kostolik iba nahodou pri prechadzke mestom, stoji za malu obchadzku

(Translated by Google) A charming church next to our hotel. It looks unique from the outside, but very modest inside. It is clear that there are no such sponsors as St. A few kilometers away by the sea. Santa Claus. (Original) Urokliwy kościółek obok naszego hotelu. Z zewnątrz prezentuje się wyjątkowo, a wewnętrz bardzo skromnie. Widać, że nie ma takich sponsorów jak kilka kilometrów dalej nad morzem św. Mikołaj.

(Translated by Google) A small functioning temple, typical architecture of old Cyprus (Original) Небольшой действующий храм, типичной архитектуры старого Кипра

Lovely very old church looks even better since the gardens have been beautifully looked after.

Beautiful small and very old church.

Great place for hiding from the local drunkards and bar hosts. It's also just pretty. I am not christian, but I thank the gods for letting this church exist.

Awesome

Beautiful little place 👌🏻🙂

Amazing.

nice place

It's a pity that habitants destroy part of the 15th century church in order to increase its sm

(Translated by Google) Beautiful traditional stone-built church dedicated to Panagia Chryseleousa (Original) Πανέμορφη πετροκτιστη παραδοσιακή εκκλησία αφιερωμένη στην Παναγία Χρυσελεουσα

(Translated by Google) Small religious architecture that you can visit while walking around the area. A nice, charming place as an addition to sightseeing. It does not require any tickets or reservations because it is rather left to itself. There are a lot of paintings inside considering the size of the chapel. (Original) Mała architektura sakralna, którą można odwiedzić przechodząc się po okolicy. Fajne urokliwe miejsce jako dodatek do zwiedzania. Nie wymaga żadnych biletów, ani rezerwacji bo jest raczej zostawiona sama sobie. W środku sporo obrazów jak na wielkość kaplicy.

(Translated by Google) an old church (Original) o biserică veche

(Translated by Google) The church is currently closed for restoration. (Original) Наразі церква зачинена - на реставрації.

(Translated by Google) Nice surprise from Cyprus. A 9/10 (Original) Bonita sorpresa de Chipre. Un 9/10

(Translated by Google) Beautiful. I cried of happiness (Original) Frumos. Am plâns de fericire

(Translated by Google) It's a pity we didn't get inside (Original) Жаль не попали во внутрь