It's fascinating to explore and imagine how they built these in 4th century BC is quite astounding. A bit of preparation for your trip is advisable. I.e. ensuring you have roaming enabled so you can scan the QR codes and interact with the displays. I would also advise not going In summer as it is exposed and hot. Winter time is perfect. The site is steeped in history and if you have an ounce of intellect and imagination you can try and imagine what it would have been like. Considering their age they are amazingly well preserved. Definitely deserves its world heritage site status. Even our 6 year old found it really interesting and was able to tell her friends about it she's memorised 5 interesting facts about it. It's so cheap to visit and if you bring an open mind you will enjoy the trip. If history and culture is not your thing then maybe you should stick to your catered self contained resort as you won't enjoy this.

We took a walk down the hill from a disappointing visit to the 'Old Town' Paphos to visit the `tombs. It's a bit of a misnomer, in that there weren't many or any kings buried there, but nevertheless impressive. The resting place of important people from a number of different origins, its amazing the amount of work that went into creating these tombs out of the rock. Some of them are enormous and very well preserved, with helpful information available at each tomb via your smart phone. It's a lovely location stroll around, with views into the Mediterranean, and totally befitting the final resting place for individuals held in high regard by their peers all the time ago.

Another amazing archaeological site in Paphos! Allow plenty of time to make the most of exploring this expansive area. Just a few Euros to get in, you could spend a day here, but you need at least several hours to do it justice. I like the 3D scanning barcodes to gather the info. Awe inspiring if you like this kind of thing. Highly recommended.

The tombs are so historic and I enjoyed the audio guide accessed on the free app. Followed the route round and there are a few sign posts. Perhaps could benefit from some info boards to capture peoples imagination and idea on the history. Amazingly well preserved considering. Its incredible what past humans were capable of and the rituals we have followed. Worth visiting and only 2.50€ each. I imagine it would be tough to negotiate in August heat but February/March was fine.

A massive site, where you can clamber around an ancient necropolis like an explorer. Really enjoyed this and would recommend a visit. The site is a bit confusing as to where all the tombs were, but we managed to find them all in the end. Interesting to scan the QR codes on the way round to find out a bit more

An excellent site, but I’d recommend going here before you go to the main Paphos archaeological site, as this one is smaller. If you only have time for one, go there. If you have more time, this stop is worth the visit too! There are plenty of areas here to explore.

Loved this place. Spent several hours wandering at leisure, exploring some of the less obvious parts of the site. As we went fairly early in the day we managed to avoid it feeling too busy. I imagine spring is in many ways the best time to visit, as it felt like a cross between a nature reserve & an ancient site, with loads of flowers & butterflies in particular. Entrance fee is really good value.

Didn't know what to expect but after paying 2.5 euros we entered the grounds of the tombs and were knocked back at how interesting the tombs were. We spent a pleasant two hours exploring all of the tombs. Some well excavated others not so but the experience is well worth it. Only thing missing was a cafe. My top tip is make sure you take a bottle of water with you.

Wasn’t a expensive entry fee, €2.50 adult and baby was free. Not exactly pushchair / wheelchair friendly, and limited seating inside if you do want a sit down. No baby change facility, and cleaner (female) just randomly walked into the gents… Wife is into history and she enjoyed it.

Amazing place to visit. Not many sites do you get to go into the tombs and really explore as much as you like. My wife and I were there for about 2 hours and only did the first 4 tombs. Need to visit again to see the rest of the site.