A trip to Paphos can delight guests of the city with a shopping trip - they can get souvenirs, natural cosmetics, Cypriot delicacies and national handicrafts. In addition, tourists should look into the flea markets of Paphos, where they will be able to become the owner of both out-of-fashion things and works of art.
Flea market next to the Beauty Line shopping center
This flea market sells original souvenirs that are cheaper here than in the center of Paphos. Here, artisans and residents of nearby villages who come to the flea market sell the fruits of their labors.
From the bus station Karavella bus number 606 goes to the market, and from KatoPaphos - number 603b; the flea market is open on Sundays until lunchtime.
Flea Market La Fontaine Market
This market in the village of Lyso (open on weekends from 8 am to 5 pm) sells clothes, shoes, books, postcards, jewelry and fresh food.
Duck Pond Market Flea Market
This flea market is located 3 km from Paphos (it will take about 10 minutes by car), in the area of the village of Chloraka (open on Wednesdays and Sundays from 08:00 to 15:00). Visitors to Duck Pond Market are offered hand-made products, garden equipment, musical instruments, books, jewelry, including jewelry, bed linen and towels at reasonable prices. It also sells homemade sweets and pastries. Visitors to the market will find a toilet and a cafe (they will delight with the presence of snacks, hot and cold drinks), and in front of it there is a parking lot.
Flea market Timi Village Market
This flea market near Timi Village, which opens on Sundays from 8 am to 1 pm, sells jewelry, clothing, perfumes, household appliances and souvenirs, as well as homemade sweets, fruits and vegetables from local farmers. You will not meet hundreds of sellers here, but those several dozen merchants who gather on the market are able to please visitors with a variety of their assortment. This flea market is interesting for tourists because it is located near the Paphos airport (they often come here to buy souvenirs before leaving for their homeland).
From the Kato bus station, you can get here by buses No. 612 and 631, and from the central bus station to the village of Timi - by buses No. 632, 613, 634 and 633.
Shopping in Paphos
Commemorative trinkets and handicrafts from local artisans are worth shopping at Covered Market. As for brand shopping, its lovers are advised to walk along the Pafou Chrysanthou shopping street.
From Paphos, you should definitely take away lace, models of ships, fur coats, leather goods, alabaster figurines of Aphrodite, wicker wicker and pottery, Filfar orange liqueur, Turkish delight and fruits (for Cypriot sweets it is better to go to a small fruit market).
