Ep. #16: Nea Paphos UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cyprus

 In this episode of the Take Me To Europe podcast, host Monique Skdimore takes listeners on a virtual tour of the Nea Paphos Archaeological Park in Cyprus. This important UNESCO World Heritage site is rich in history, showcasing the ruins of ancient Nea Paphos, a city that thrived during the Hellenistic and Roman periods. The conversation explores various Roman villas, their stunning mosaics, and the cultural significance of the Odeon and Asklepion. The episode also touches on medieval ruins and the iconic lighthouse, providing a comprehensive overview of Paphos's historical landscape. 

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Chapters

• 0:00 Introduction to Neopaphos Archaeological Park
• 1:28 House of Dionysus and Villa Mosaics
• 2:22 House of Aeon's Mythological Scenes
• 2:46 House of Theseus and Roman Governance
• 3:31 House of Orpheus and Roman Amphitheatre
• 4:38 Medieval Castle and Byzantine Remains
• 5:19 British Lighthouse and Tour Conclusion