What's on in Polis Chrysochous, Paphos: live event listings and attractions
The durable layer leads when the events feed is quiet, these are open whatever the calendar says.
346 mA parish church in Polis dedicated to the Apostle Andrew.
292 mA 1742 single-nave church in Polis Chrysochous, still holding its founding date in stone.
304 mA small 16th-century church in Polis with Venetian-period murals rediscovered after 1974.
377 mAn Iron Age goddess sanctuary from the ancient kingdom of Marion, Polis.
225 mA Polis museum tracing ancient Marion-Arsinoe from Neolithic to medieval times.
140 mThe parish church beside Polis Chrysochous's pedestrian main square.
All 1 listed event in Polis Chrysochous, soonest first.
Quiet up here this week, there is more on across Paphos District.
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Getting there and around. Polis Chrysochous sits at the north-west tip of Cyprus in Paphos district, about a 30 to 45 minute drive from Paphos town. The OSYPA bus route 645 runs roughly hourly from Karavella Bus Station in Paphos to Polis Chrysochous Bus Station, with other routes (641, 622, 648) linking Polis onward to villages like Droushia, Kathikas and the Baths of Aphrodite.Source ↗
Good to know. Despite its modest size (around 3,690 residents at the 2011 census), Polis Chrysochous serves as the administrative centre for 23 surrounding communities in the region.Source ↗
Nearby. Polis Chrysochous is a town in Paphos district, roughly 30 to 45 minutes by road or the 645 bus from Paphos city itself, which remains the nearest major urban centre and administrative hub for the wider district.Source ↗
Parking. There is a large free public car park behind the children's play area near Latchi Harbour, holding roughly 30 cars, a few minutes' walk from the boats to the Blue Lagoon. It fills up in peak summer season, so arriving early for a harbour visit is the practical move.Source ↗
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Through the year. Summer brings cultural events, traditional dance and live music outside the town hall, plus busy tourist beaches with sunbeds and watersports at nearby Argaka and Latchi. Outside summer the town is quieter, with remoter beaches accessible only by boat or 4WD and the nature trails near the Baths of Aphrodite less crowded.Source ↗
