Paphos’ year of culture gets off to an unplanned start
An Englishman, an Irishman and a Scotsman walk into a bar … or, in this case, five Hungarian journalists walk into a taverna in Cyprus … It’s not a joke, but there is some good humour, and there won’t be a big punchline, but it will be an occasion to remember.
The journalists – three women, two men – have arrived in Cyprus that day to cover the opening of the European Capital of Culture 2017 in the coastal town of Paphos, mythical birthplace of goddess Aphrodite. They are taken by minibus from Larnaka airport to Tochni village to spend a night at Cyprus Villages, where traditional stone-built homes have been converted into guest houses.
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A Moment in a Cyprus taverna
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