Paphos Old Town In 2026 - Part 2
Published 25th of May, 2026
BrouskaBlu
This is obviously the same company as the shop we saw earlier. The difference (according to an article I just read - I do actually research this!) is that BrouskaBlu is menswear. So now you know.
Di Lenardo Juniors
De Lenardo Juniors is a shoe shop for kids.
Nosebag
I'm almost back to the Square now, and to be honest I'm quite hungry. I can see this place selling souvlaki and gyros (pronounced heros), so I decide to stop for lunch.
To Kalamaki Tis Polis Pitta Delivery & Takeaway
The name of the cafe is a bit of a mouthful, as is their kebab. This was 8 euros and was really, really nice. I will definitely be eating here again.
Back To The Square
That's it for Part 2. Stay tuned for our next installment which should be out in a few days.
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