the house of dionysus

Do not miss this. An upmarket Roman villa with stunning mosaics. Each one better than the previous and beautifully preserved. A direct look into how we used to live.

These amazing mosaics were discovered by a farmer ploughing his field - and oh so lucky we are to cast our eyes over their glory.The mosaics depict scenes from Greek myology .There are scenes showing Ganymede being taken by an eagle back to Olympus, scenes showing hunting. For me the most memorable is theTriumph of Dionysus showing the God in a chariot pulled by leopards.There are mosaics showing Pyramus, Thisbe, Poseidon ,Apollo and Daphne .It's all undercover and photography is allowed.Go and marvel

Fascinating walking round this area which is steeped in history and so accessible to all the ruins. The mosaics were unbelievable to think that you were walking on the mosaics where people had walked in 3AD. Do not miss this place!

I have visited the House of Dionysus on two occasions, once many years ago and then again more recently. It has had a lot of work carried out since the first time I was there and I had an utterly fascinating visit. There is quite a large area to walk around, and the Mosaics are just breath taking....that was my favourite part. Situated at the far end of the harbour, it is inexpensive and great value for money.

if you love the classics, architecture and all things ancient don't miss this. I loved the way you can still see the work in progress

Well worth a visit reasonably priced like a lot of historical sites in Cyprus some stunning mosaics most areas unrestricted access the site is spread over a large area so go prepared very little shade so hats are a good idea there is a small place with vending machines to get cold drinks but little else .

This was very reasonably priced for the amount on show. We were there in spring and the wild flowers were amazing. Not great when pushing a buggy as the ground is very uneven in places but really worth the effort. It would be a shame to visit Paphos and not visit this sight.

Like many of the archaeology site in Paphos, it is very interesting but there are not enough direction signs and it is definitely not wheelchair friendly.

The House of Dionysus is one of the areas of Kato Paphos Archaeological Park that showcases mosaics under the protective roof and they are on display all year round. It is a great place to get familiar with the detailed art work of the ancient craft and polish up on the stories of Roman mythology.

Fascinating how they made such beautiful artwork that has lasted so long, and survived so much. Good place to visit to pass the time and see how people lived centuries ago.

A must see. Lots of mosaics, well preserved. The house is also covered so you can get our of the heat and sun for a little time.

The mosaics housed inside the buildings on the huge world heritage site were stunning and well worth a visit. not so good outside was the fact that most of the mosaics were covered with sand probably to protect them from the elements.

Part of the Kato Paphos archeological park, The House of Dionysus alone is worth the entry fee, which is slightly more expensive than the other parks but still only €4.50. The entire house is enclosed in a protective building with walkways all around allowing you a perfect view of some of the finest mosaics I have ever seen. Superb artwork and attention to detail it is an absolute must see. I could have happily stayed in there all day and just stared at the amazing detail.

The archeological site here is amazing, The mosaics are like none Iv'e seen before dating from 3000bc to 4000ad. well worth a visit with gorgeous views of Paphos and the Sea

Amazing. You cannot picture what the houses would have been like. It is a shame they are not still there.