About Paphos

Rich Culture

Several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the famous Tombs of the Kings, are in the area.

Natural Beauty

From its pristine beaches to its majestic mountains, Paphos offers a haven of serenity.

Family Oriented

Families can enjoy boat trips, waterparks, and relaxed outdoor dining.

Paphos is a historic and picturesque city located on the western coast of Cyprus, renowned for its rich cultural heritage, natural beauty, and strong connection to Greek mythology. Archaeological evidence suggests that the city has origins dating back to the Neolithic period. According to legend, Paphos is closely associated with Aphrodite, who was believed to have emerged from the sea along the island’s shores, contributing to the city’s long-standing historical and cultural significance.

Discover Paphos and Cyprus

Paphos Sightseeing

Discover the city’s historic landmarks, neighbourhoods, parks, and experiences to enjoy during your stay.

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Paphos Cultural Attractions

Explore museums dedicated to archaeology, Byzantine art, Mosaics, folk traditions, and the island’s recent history.

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Paphos Gastronomy

Find authentic Cypriot tavernas, fine-dining restaurants, rooftop venues, vegetarian options, and cafés near the conference venue and city centre.

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Cyprus History

Understand Cyprus’ journey through the Neolithic period, ancient kingdoms, Greek and Roman civilizations, Byzantine rule, the Venetian era, Ottoman occupation, and modern independence.

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