No one can deny that Paphos, the cultural hub of Cyprus, is a place of natural beauty. The city boasts with an abundance of ancient remnants, so much so that the entire city has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage Site list.
The cultural city of Cyprus, Paphos, overflows with a bundle of remnants dating back to antiquity. Paphos is home to so many historic and cultural antiquities and landmarks that it has been declared an UNESCO World Heritage Site. Read on and marvel at the top 10 attractions we believe all jetsetters must visit while holidaying in charming Paphos.
The island of the Winds has long been a favourite tourist destination attracting jetsetters from all corners of the world in search of enjoying its golden bays and party scene. The island is also known for its glamorous lifestyle, gourmet restaurants, and fashion scene as well as attracting the rich and famous!
Do you know that Delos is considered a sacred island and one of the top archaeologically rich islands of Greece? The tiny island of Delos is found opposite from Mykonos. Delos was famed as being a cultural hub as far back as 2500 BC, even before the Parthenon was constructed. No visitor should pass on the opportunity on visiting the sacred island of Delos as it opens the doors to the past! It’s time to explore!
What’s the first image that pops into your mind when thinking of Mykonos? The Windmills of course! The grand Mykonian 16th century Windmills are the archetypal feature of the island’s landscape.
Located in Solomos Square, the Byzantine Art Museum of Zakynthos is housed in the largest building of Zakynthos Town.
Do you love sea turtles? Would you like to find out everything you can about these magnificent sea-creatures? Can’t you get enough of the sea? Do you find the sea-life interesting, even inspiring?