How lovely that this traditional, Cypriot house has been preserved. It shows how people lived in more relaxed times. There are old carts to see, a well that a donkey would raise water from by walking round in circles pushing a beam to lift water...More

Although my kids are a bit young (8, 5 and 2 years old) it was fun to show them how their great-great-grandparents lived their lives. It has a collection that goes from kitchen utensils to farmers tools, to furniture used in daily life. It is...More

This museum is easy to find as it is just of the main street, originally it was the house of a Cypriot who was appointed vice-consol. in 1800 by the British All the rooms are off a certer courtyard and display various items that you...More

I really enjoyed this museum. It's representing the daily life, the various crafts and activities and the different expressions of old Cypriot folk art. Reasonable price for entrance. Well worth a visit.

We live here and decided to take our eldest granddaughter out for the day. This was a good choice as lots to see and talk about. Lovely and cool on a hot day. Excellent for anybody interested in the day to day life of locals...More

Due to my job, I need to visit lots of museums and write reviews. That one was a small one but there was something in the atmosphere, something genuine that made you travel back in time! Went there with low expectatiobns and left with a...More

We returned to Paphos after a 20 year gap I hope we can get back sooner next time it is a lovely place to relax especially at the Athena Royal Beach Hotel