Ottoman Baths
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David D
Devon, UK27,697 contributions
Oct 2022 • Couples
Wednesday 5th October we had just been to visit the impressive Church Agion Anargyron, we were walking back towards the Harbour along Minoos where we spotted this ancient site.
We learnt from the sign that these were Baths, Medieval - Ottoman Period.
All we could see was the outside of the Baths as they were closed up. They did look a bit unsafe with some crumbling brickwork. There was a well weather beaten sign nearby indicating that funding had been received to repair the Baths. We got the impression that the restoration had been shelved for some time.
Still an interesting ancient site along the roadside.
We learnt from the sign that these were Baths, Medieval - Ottoman Period.
All we could see was the outside of the Baths as they were closed up. They did look a bit unsafe with some crumbling brickwork. There was a well weather beaten sign nearby indicating that funding had been received to repair the Baths. We got the impression that the restoration had been shelved for some time.
Still an interesting ancient site along the roadside.
Written 22 November 2022
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RLBAllen
Loughborough, UK752 contributions
Oct 2024 • Family
Stumbled across this by accident, just across the road from the mall. Really well maintained ruins, definitely worth a see
Written 12 November 2024
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Gwespyr
Rhyl, UK2,063 contributions
Nov 2022
These baths are situated on the same general site of the early Christian Basilica called Ayia Kyriaki (Khrysopolitissa).
The baths are about 100 yards away from the church and they have been restored in recent years but are closed.
Not a great deal to say about them except that there is a second set of baths nearby and they are, apparently, open so the visitor can see the internal arrangement of rooms.
The baths are about 100 yards away from the church and they have been restored in recent years but are closed.
Not a great deal to say about them except that there is a second set of baths nearby and they are, apparently, open so the visitor can see the internal arrangement of rooms.
Written 2 December 2022
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txtfa001
Austin, TX615 contributions
Sept 2019
There are two baths close together and both are labeled the same. On my map it said one was Medieval and the other one was Ottoman. You could go into the first one and see the rooms. The ceiling was interesting because it had a pattern of holes in the ceiling. The other set of baths were closed but you could look around outside. I assume it will be opened in the future since both baths have just received grants for renovations this year from the EU.
Written 8 September 2019
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Erwin V
357 contributions
Jun 2019 • Solo
This place is nothing compared to the medieval bathhouse not much further. Its not worth a visit really. Quite a disappointment.
Written 30 June 2019
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Good morning.Can you tell me the opening hours of the Ottoman Baths in Paphos,please.
Written 3 February 2020
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