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4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Anastasiya Pankova (3 months ago)
Interesting place but very small park, never seen something like this before, interestin history of this area. 20 minutes maximum for visit. Parking, drinking water, no toilet.
Interesting place but very small park, never seen something like this before, interestin history of this area. 20 minutes maximum for visit. Parking, drinking water, no toilet.
Indraja Juciūtė (4 months ago)
Entrance ticket cost 2.5 EUR The site is open between 9:30 AM – 4 PM Easy parking on the side street. It the most magnificent archeological site. The tent helps to protect limestone for the future generations. It was a short but very interesting visit.
Entrance ticket cost 2.5 EUR The site is open between 9:30 AM – 4 PM Easy parking on the side street. It the most magnificent archeological site. The tent helps to protect limestone for the future generations. It was a short but very interesting visit.
paul paxton (2 years ago)
Neolithic site from early Cypriot establishment. Smaller than Choirokoitia settlement a few km down the road. Best seen in together rather than in isolation. Only open weekdays. Cost 5 Euro for 2 adults. Take a hat and your own drinks.
Neolithic site from early Cypriot establishment. Smaller than Choirokoitia settlement a few km down the road. Best seen in together rather than in isolation. Only open weekdays. Cost 5 Euro for 2 adults. Take a hat and your own drinks.
Tom (Bozz) (2 years ago)
A fascinating neolithic village, located not far from main highway by car. There is another neolithic village nearby, that is worth visiting as well. There is a small lay-by for parking. The site is suited for those with accessibility issues. You have a dozen stone steps and then a dozen or so steeper wooden steps. I didn't see any toilet facilties next to the ticket booth.
A fascinating neolithic village, located not far from main highway by car. There is another neolithic village nearby, that is worth visiting as well. There is a small lay-by for parking. The site is suited for those with accessibility issues. You have a dozen stone steps and then a dozen or so steeper wooden steps. I didn't see any toilet facilties next to the ticket booth.
Mária Schifter (3 years ago)
A nice little archeological site. A little bit "off the track" but very interesting and definitely worth a visit.
A nice little archeological site. A little bit "off the track" but very interesting and definitely worth a visit.
