At €1.70 entrance you can't really complain but I preferred the splendour of the Paphos mosaics and the Kurion archaeological park The site is probably fastcinating for those who are interested in the history of ancient civilisations, but really it just looks like lots of stone circle building remains up a steep hill. There was a few signs explaining the... More

Interesting place, well preserved, you can have an idea about how that men used to live, as before you climb the steps leading to the site, you have three or four reconstructed dwellings. You have to negociate +/- 100 steps, so beware if you go with aged people or with children. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and a "must" for... More

We went with the family, including a 1 year girl. It was a nice day out, and there were some things to see. You would not go here as the only thing to do during the day, but as part of it. There isn't a nice restaurant there, but we went to one further along the Larnaca-Limassol Highway, at Governer's... More

this archaelogical place is an unesco monument located in the middle of Nicosia and Limassol. It is a must visit for all the history lovers. A COT guide working there could give you all the informations you might want !

Interesting to visit if you are in the area, just for the fact that it is a reservation from the stone age.

simply what it says. you find yourseld among ruins dating back to the earliest times of human civilization...

One of the first settlements of the original Cypriots, the Eteocypriots.

This site it's so special...because it seems to be one of the points of start of humanity ( as we consider to be ) in Europe...

I guess if you are in the area (driving from Larnaca to Limassol, for example), you could take a break and stop by. It's a very small site with a few reconstructed and several excavated ancient houses. For 1.70 euros per person, there is not much to see.