This is an imposing building from outside but there is little to see inside. It would be better to see some artefacts relating to the Fort's history.

We walked to the Harbour most days from our hotel 40 mins walk each way. The walk was well worth the walk the scenery was very beautiful, there is plenty to see and do. There are plenty of places to stop and enjoy the breath-taking views while having a cold drink. There are plenty of shops for those who want... More

Not much to say really - it's just a shell, but worth the trip for the pictures of the harbour you can get from the top.

The Castle is Byzantine build and later was restored by Ottomans. Now is one of the most visited attractions of the town. From the top of the Castle enjoy the great view of the harbour, with the fish restaurants, cafe-bars, souvenir-shops, ice-cream kiosks and ofcourse don't miss the Paphos Mosaics, just a few metres away.

Easy access castle that you can use as the focus of a walk by the harbour. Not big and children love the visit. recommended for children over 4 yearsI would say

Surrounded by a rather smelly amount of water, closed most of time. Didnt actually go in, as it was closed, heard its quite expensive

For 1euro 70cents you can have a nose around this 'castle' which is essentially a fort that the British ended up storing salt in!! There isnt much to see but you do get a tale of its history dating back to the Ottomans and you also get a lovely view of the harbour too.

nice stroll around castle have been here before, still visit each time on holiday. we went early when it opened in the morning as gets to hot later in day.

Interesting fort (its not a castle) giving good views across the harbour If you are in the area worth a visit as there are plenty of bars and shops in the forts vicinity John & Sue Torquay.