Paphos
Paphos is a city in west Cyprus. It is the capital of Paphos District. In 2018, 63,600 people lived in the urban area.
The town is a UNESCO World Heritage site for the ancient Greek and Roman city ruins.[1]
Notable people
- Evagoras Pallikarides, EOKA Fighter, hanged by the British at 19
- Archbishop Makarios, first President of the Republic of Cyprus
- Rauf Denktaş, former President of Northern Cyprus
- Marios Joannou Elia, composer and artistic director
- Suat Günsel, billionaire businessman
- Sonay Adem, socialist politician
- Giorgos Lillikas, candidate for Cyprus Presidential elections
- Stavros Malas, Minister of Health, candidate for Cyprus Presidential elections
- Alex Christofi, Arjatos loxajis
- Özker Özgür, pro-unification Turkish-Cypriot politician
- Theo Paphitis, British-Cypriot businessman
- Andrew Theophanous, politician
- Christos Shelis, footballer
Paphos Media
St Paul's Pillar in Paphos
Kato Paphos, Apostolou Pavlou Ave that leading to the Paphos Coastline, on the right — the bus station
Paphos pedestrian boulevard
The Saracen Rock (foreground) and the Rock of the Greek (background)
M/V EDRO III resting off the rocks near the Sea Caves northwest of Paphos
"Tzielefos" Venetian bridge, Diarizos river, Paphos forest
The Mavrokolympos Dam in Paphos District, Cyprus.
References
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