As many things in Paphos/Cyprus, it is poorly indicated and with few to none explanaition on-site. Besides that, it's nice to explore the remains and beliefs of the people there. Don't expect much, it's basically a small tomb/shrine and part of it was under water (the lower level). It's more intended to the locals/believers and is not quite a touristic... More

Don't miss these. Very interesting. No fee! You can pick up a map of Paphos at any Tourist Information office in Cyprus. The map shows these and other attractions. Be sure to visit these.

Worth a visit if you know its there, as many people just pass it. Needs to have a bigger sign to get people to stop and visit

right now some of the chambers are locked so all you can do is peer into the darkness. Others are open and can be observed, though there is nothing much to see. Hang an offering on the tree and you will receive healing energy.

Could do with some information about its history, however it looks like work is still ongoing so maybe in future there might be?

Paphos is full of archaeological sites but this is one of my favourites and there is no charge! Caves in the side of the hill, but you can climb up out of them and there is an old amphitheatre at the top. In spring the area is covered in beautiful wild flowers.

It's funny. But don't go out of your way to see it. There's a big wishingtree. Some caves with icons and that;s it. It's free though. And it's nice to have a picture of the places where the early Christians hide out and came together for church.

I am beginning to think that all my friends are a little highbrow!! We always seem to end up in the old ruins, but they loved the day out. And love to see my friends happy.

There is not far from the enter of the Roman Mosaics. Some photo and go further.... Not too important sight...