Ancient Roman Mosaics at Paphos Archaeological Site, Cyprus UNESCO World Heritage
Ancient Roman mosaics displayed under protective wooden structure at the Paphos Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cyprus featuring well-preserved 3rd-century floor mosaics.
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The Paphos Archaeological Park houses some of the finest preserved Roman mosaics in the Eastern Mediterranean. These intricate floor designs date back to the 3rd century AD.
Visitors walk on elevated wooden pathways that protect the delicate tesserae work while allowing close viewing of the geometric patterns and mythological scenes.
The site represents Cyprus's rich Roman heritage and remains one of the most significant archaeological treasures on the island.
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