Paphos / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Paphos
Paphos on Cyprus combines a harbour, archaeological sites and the older town above the coast. These eight places focus on the city and Kato Paphos rather than distant district excursions.
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Paphos Castle
The medieval castle stands on the western side of the harbour. Include the water or harbour edge to show its setting, then crop closer for the stone entrance.
Search Google MapsPaphos harbour
The harbour and castle form a coastal setting in Kato Paphos. Use the curve of the harbour as a foreground and leave space for boats when they are present.
Search Google MapsHouse of Dionysos mosaics
The archaeological park includes the mosaic floors of Roman villas such as the House of Dionysos. Focus on a pattern or scene where photography is permitted and follow site guidance.
Search Google MapsPaphos Odeon
The Odeon is one of the monuments inside the archaeological park. Use its rows and curved form to structure a wider photograph, subject to current access.
Search Google MapsSaranta Kolones
The remains of Saranta Kolones lie within the archaeological park. Include the surrounding ruins to convey their scale, and stay on permitted paths.
Search Google MapsTombs of the Kings
These underground tombs are cut into rock; their name refers to their scale rather than confirmed royal burials. Use the stone openings and columns to frame a view where permitted.
Search Google MapsAgia Kyriaki church and St Paul’s Pillar
The church and St Paul’s Pillar appear together on the official city map. Photograph the church in its archaeological surroundings and respect the religious setting.
Search Google MapsHani tou Ibrahim
Hani tou Ibrahim is marked in the older part of Paphos on the official visitor map. Look for an architectural detail and include the street setting in a second frame.
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