Old Pafos in 2019 - Part 1
Published 29th of June, 2019
Park Viewpoint
This is a nice viewpoint. I am sure I have shown a picture of this "altar" in a previous blog. I am always intrigued by the triangle on the side. It looks like it might be an emblem for a secret pool club, that meets here on moonlit nights to discuss such pressing matters as whether two shots carry on the black, and whether you have to shoot up the table.
Anyway, that's enough exploring the park. We are now turning back towards the patchwork tree and the fountains. After that, instead of heading left to the main road, we shall go right, through the buildings...
Mysterious Bar
I call this bar mysterious because I have never seen any customer or bartender here. It is always empty. This probably means it only opens at night, which isn't the best time to be out taking photos.
Mysterious Alley
Beyond the mysterious bar lies the mysterious alley.
Mysterious Hole In Wall
And beyond the mysterious alley, is a mysterious ruin. Actually, there isn't anything that mysterious about it. If you decide to explore it, you will probably regret it, as it smells quite strongly of wee. So let's just stroll quickly past and see where the alley leads...
Paphos Catacombs
Now I have definitely blogged about those catacombs before. There are some 360 views to see as well.
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