Paphos District Archaeological Museum
Επαρχιακό Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Πάφου
A collection of artifacts from the Paphos district, from the Neolithic to the medieval period, including a Roman marble statue of Aphrodite and fine pottery and glassware.
The museum is on Grivas Digenis Avenue in the upper town. It reopened in 2021 and displays artifacts excavated from the Paphos region, arranged chronologically from the Neolithic to the medieval period. These include pottery, sculptures, coins, glassware and burial goods from the Old and New Paphos sites, as well as a Roman-era marble statue of 'Aphrodite Emerging from the Bath'. The museum is small, and one hour is enough to see everything. Admission costs about 4.5 euros. It may close on Mondays or public holidays, so check before you go. It works well as a complement to a visit to the archaeological park.
Opening hours
Approx. Tue–Sun 08:30–16:00
Nearby sights
- Paphos Old Town (Ktima) & Municipal Market
- Agia Solomoni Catacombs
- Chrysopolitissa Basilica & St Paul's Pillar
- Tombs of the Kings
- Lighthouse Beach (Paphos)
- Kato Paphos Harbour & Promenade
- Paphos Castle
- Paphos Archaeological Park