A good stroll up from the harbour brings you to this large shopping mall. Some shops such as Marks and Spencer's, Zara, Cafe Nero, and Costa coffee can be found in any city but some shops and eateries are a bit different so worth a look around. One store you have to see is Jumbo - well named for the size of the shop and the wide range of cheap goods.

A good selections of shops & places to eat all under one roof! It’s not the biggest of indoor shopping centers but contains a good variety of shops,a supermarket plus a variety of places to eat either for snacks or something more substantial. Plus the parking is free! If the weather isn’t good in winter or it’s too hot in the summer months it’s a good place to visit. The staff are also very helpful.

A small shopping centre that is packed with shops. Well worth a visit for your shopping needs, jumbo is a huge store that sells everything and is very cheap. Next door is the supermarket which again is pretty cheap and you can find some good deals on alcohol, Jack Daniels was €17 for 1.5 ltr. They also have clothes shops, perfume shops, fast food and a cinema. The shops, tho have different names, you can recognise the UK counterpart. The parking is a free underground car pack, one way in and one way out. For your bargains a trip to King's mall will have you going back time and time again

Whilst here on holiday my Dad purchased a pair of trousers at Marks and Spencers. However on trying them on they did not fit so he took them back to get a refund. We were advised that they only give credit notes and not a refund. I advised that we are on holiday and did not want a credit note (which has to be used within 6 months!) and again we were refused a refund. I then had to buy bits that covered the cost of the trousers - €59 - which we did not really want.

This was in an ideal location for us as our hotel was just around the corner. There are lots of shops over a couple of floors and the water feature is very pretty! Plenty of transport available, taxis and buses. It is clean and modern and has a good selection of places to eat, we went to Pizza Hut and had an all you can eat for €7 each. There is an arcade section which is great for kids. The jumbo shop is great, like a b&m on steroids and sells almost everything, wish I went at the start of the holiday to get things like pool floats/ toys/ beach bags and cheap clothes etc.

Loads of well known shops, zara, mac, jack jones, even a marks and spencers!! Great supermarket right at the end of mall with a spectacular store next to it. I dont know what its called but it stretches over 3 gigantic floors and sells EVERYTHING inc clothes, household goods, kids dept, and even gardening. It reminded me a lot of ikea!! Tip - go to this store last because you will come out with loads of bags! In the food court area on the 3rd floor you will be stuck for choice for lunch. Wagamamas, kfc, burger king, taco bell, costa, cafe nero etc..all have deals on. Check out all the offers thats on! Bus to get to this mall - 610 from harbour bus station. Get off 1 stop past the roundabout and walk bk 100 ft

This mall was very close to our hotel. There were some very nice shops. We spent a lot of time on Oysho which is great for leisure and night wear, so new pyjamas purchased. The shop we used most was Zara which had a lovely home unit and also ladies, gents and child wear. There were great sales whilst we were there and bought many bargains for our baby grandchildren . There is also a supermarket and also a cinema which we used one evening of our holiday (soundtrack English with Greek subtitles).

Plenty of shops here, temp checks and mask checking on entry to the building and individual stores. However, in the food court- the one place where masks are not required, tables are too close together and we had a family sit immediately behind us actually pushing past our chairs as we ate. This area of the mall does not comply - we quickly left as the other family sat as a precaution, even though we had not finished our meal.

Easily accessible on 615 bus route. Holds shops, eateries and cinema. Remember to take proof of vaccinations with you as to u need it to get into the mall! Some shops inside also request it. Masks must be worn . Ok not remarkable and the sports shops were a bit old fashioned.

Monday 10th October and this was the fist of two visis to this rather vast shopping Mall in Kato Paphos. It officially opened on the 14th December 2013, although not short of a decade old it is still has a modern appearance and feel. There are roughly 120 retail outlets, including stores, restaurants, cafes and other eateries across three floors A labyrinth of passages and walk ways lead shoppers and browsers from store to store on each floor. The floors are linked by escalators and stairs. There are a number of brand name stores including Calvin Klein, Lacoste, Massimo Dutti, Tommy Hilfiger and more. They stand side by side with independent stores and some from the high street back home in the UK. Must say that our favourite store here was Jumbo (reviewed separately) There are a number of shoe shops beauty parlours nail bars and opticians dotted around. The mall is also home to a number of eateries, restaurants and coffee shops, mostly located in the Food Court. These include Burger King, KFC, Wagama and Costa Coffee. It also contains a branch of Cinnabon, which is renowned for their tasty cinnamon rolls and other cinnamon foods. An additional attraction is the cinema with it's six screens. Along with free bicycle and car parking and a pay for car wash, whatever next.