House of The Four Seasons, Paphos, Cyprus
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Located in  the Paphos Archaeological Park , the House of the Four Seasons stands out with its vibrant mosaics portraying the four seasons. Named after the central mosaic in its atrium, this house is a reflection of the Roman lifestyle and artistic sensibilities of the first half of the 3rd century A.D.

The house is an architectural gem, complete with courtyards and rooms that served various purposes. Its mosaics, representing Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, are visual masterpieces that draw admiration for their vividness and detail.

You may refer to the table below for more information such as the operating hours, telephones and prices for a visit.

 

District :

Paphos

Operating Hours :

 

Winter hours (16/9 - 15/4)
Monday- Sunday: 8.30 - 17.00

Summer hours (16/4 - 15/9)
Monday- Sunday: 8.30 - 19.30

Ticket price:

€4,50

Telephone:

26306217

Accessibility


Possibility of partial access with the guidance of a guard.


Special parking areas  (with sign )
Special Toilets  (with sign)

Ancient Odium: free access to the internet (wi-fi)

House of The Four Seasons location map: 

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