Paphos is undoubtedly the cultural hub of Cyprus. The city boasts with rich cultural heritage and history, visible through the many ancient temples, castles and forts, mosaics, palaces and ancient burial grounds the city is decorated with.
We have put together 3 of the most popular must-visit attractions every holiday maker should add to their bucket list when in Corfu. Take a look and enjoy.
Zakynthos (Zante) or as the Venetians nicknamed the island- IL Fiore di Levante (the flower of the East) is the third largest-sized island within the Ionian archipelago. The island is famed for its unspoilt beauty, with golden-sandy bays, soaring cliffs and hidden caves. Its most appealing attractions include the mesmerising Blue Caves, the stunning Navagio Bay and the outstanding Laganas Beach ideal for those seeking to explore the sea world.
Let’s take a closer look at Zakynthos natural landmarks:
Crete has long been a popular tourist destination amongst holidaymakers for obvious reasons! Crete is the epitome of Greece…meaning that the famous destination encompasses all that we all love and admire in Greece. Crete is the where modern civilisation as we know it was born and flourished with the Minoans, an island rich in culture and natural beauties that captivates every tourist. Crete is without a doubt a tourist’s dream destination.
Let’s take a look:
An amazing collection of mosaics lies within Paphos Archaeological Park. The mosaics were unravelled by accident back in 1962 by a local farmer who was busy ploughing his field.
Rhodes, the king island of the Dodecanese, is every avid traveller’s dream holiday destination. Why? We have put together 10-top reasons everybody should visit Rhodes at least once in their lifetime! Read on and find out!
In the late 4th century, the ancient city Nea Paphos (New Paphos) was founded. Initially the thriving city was enclosed by dominating walls. Even though the city surrendered to the Romans at around 58 BC, Nea Paphos remained a political, cultural as well as business hub within Cyprus. Today, the ancient city of Paphos is a mirror to the past, as its many historic landmarks provide insight about how past generations lived, worked and even entertained.