Paphos Archaeological Museum

The Archaeological Museum of Paphos is an interesting museum, in five halls of which objects of different eras are collected, from the Neolithic period to 1700 AD.

The exposition of the first hall is a variety of exhibits from the Neolithic, Eneolithic and Bronze Age, ancient coins, ancient tools, dishes, figures of people and animals. The second hall is represented by exhibits from the Iron Age and the era of classicism. Here are tools, household items, a variety of dishes and vessels. One of the most interesting exhibits of the third hall is the marble statue of Asclepius, the bust of Aphrodite, medical vessels made in the shape of different parts of the human body, to which hot water heating pads were applied. The fourth hall was occupied by objects belonging to the Roman period (decorations, vases), and the fifth hall - objects from the Byzantine period and the Middle Ages.