I suggest you visit this remarkable archaeological site early in the morning. It opens at 0830. The site is quiet then and it will give you a chance to look properly at the astonishing and beautiful Roman mosaics. The place must have been the Roman equivalent of Beverly Hills! With huge villas providing gorgeous views of the coastline and built around magnificent rooms with frescoes. There are three villas to see, two still exposed to the sunshine and one, the House of Dionysius which is covered for protection. These are without doubt the best in the group of mosaics and certainly the best you will see in the eastern Mediterranean. Give yourself time to enjoy them, and don't worry about not being able to understand the ancient Greek myths upon which they are based! There are other things to see at the site as well, an odeon, Roman roadways, and even an incongruous modern lighthouse.

The house is a wonderful piece of history. Mosaics are amazing and alot within the house are still so clear. Outside is fascinating too, But remember suncream as still hot in November. If you have mobility issues, this will be a bit difficult in places. If you like history, this is well worth a visit

Awesome. A must-see visit, together with other mosaics and ruins at the stunning open air site. At less than 5 euros a ticket, it’s exceptionally good value and right by the restaurants and cafes of the old harbour. Highly recommend. Even the water in the vending machines is cheap, and chilled!

What amazing mosaics and still in fantastic condition. Just to see the mosaics in all their glory are well worth the entrance fee. This is the 3rd time seeing this wonderful site. If this is your thing then make a beeline and see history.

I have been visiting this site since the nineteen eighties and never fail to be amazed by the astonishing mosaics. In the two years since I was here last so much more has been uncovered and the site is so interesting. A viewing room and gift shop, very reasonably priced, is just a short walk from the entrance and a welcome place to take shade from the sun. You can see how life has changed over the years on the island and learn more about the people who contributed to the history. Another house is being excavated and there are a couple of mosaic floors to see. Free entry for the elderly and a bus station just beyond the exit.

Took a stroll to the Ruins solo whilst the family stayed at the hotel. Very interesting place washed with historical facts and the ruins are just fantastic. A must see for any history lovers visiting Cyprus.