I haven't seen it confirmed anywhere but I am guessing you could get a wheelchair or a pushchair up or down the bridge. You might have some issues with what to do when you get to Fabrica Hill, but I suppose you could always just return back down.

A few years ago I read that the design on the roundabout was supposed to represent Paphos itself.

I've searched and searched but cannot find the orginal article. It looks pretty though, and you get a nice view of the Mall as well.

Spinning the drone 180 degrees reveals an imposing and growing landmark. The new tower that is being constructed near the SODAP beach certainly divides opinion. I will reserve judgement until it is finished. I worked on Canary Wharf when they were building that, and I know that a finished building looks much nicer than a construction site. Besides, there are going to be big new developments in the Geroskipou end of Paphos, including a University and several business parks. I think this is a good thing. One thing that COVID and the war in The Ukraine has shown us is that Paphos cannot solely rely on tourism in order to survive and prosper.

Let's continue our walk. I was enjoying seeing the rocks from different angles. Fabrica Hill is still an active Archaeological area, and there are numerous digs taking place. It is riddled with caves and underground passageways. There is even an amphitheatre. So it makes perfect sense to link it to the Archaeological Park.