While it is possible to do a semi-walk-around, the official "walkway" to view the area (e.g. mosaics) has been closed for roughly the last 8 months or so, as the wooden walkway has apparently worn away in a few spots and is now deemed "dangerous," so all access to the boardwalks is now closed off with wire barricades. We wish we had known this prior to making our way out in the heat/sun, but like with many spots in Google Maps, the information is not kept up to date. For those with historical interest, it might still be worth a visit, but do note that you cannot get close. The church was boarded up when we visited in early June 2022, but per some others there may be Sunday mass at 1100 in Polish, otherwise it seems it is always closed. The "St. Paul's Pillar" marker is not able to be seen up close, but can still be photographed from a little further away than if the boardwalk/walkway were open.

Not much things to see, everything was closed here. Only had a chance to give this historical church a look from the outside. Pretty hot at noon since there’s not much shade.

Agia Kyriaki Chrysopolitissa, though stunning, is often closed. Its historic charm and beautiful icons shine through its architecture. However, accessibility can be limited, making it a brief but intriguing visit, preserving the echoes of time.

As most said a little off the beaten path look for the sign st Paul's pillar on main road to harbour. It's well worth a look free to walk round a lot of history great photo opportunities to plus a lovely working church.

Beautiful and very old church on the site where St. Paul was beaten and whipped. I'm sending you a photo with the mass schedules. Every Sunday at 10, 11, and 12.

Beautiful little church surrounded by Roman and Greek ruins. You can sit outside and look at the ruins absorbing the energy of the place.

Amazing historical church... Worth coming in and spending a bit of time walking around and taking nice photos. Easy parking around it. Cats lounging on ruins😍

Would be a great visit if you could actually get close! Unfortunately the majority of the walkways are closed off due to safety concerns and you are unable to get close enough to see St. Paul's Pillar properly.

Ruins of an old catholic church in the middle of Paphos. Unfortunately it is closed so you can only walk the perimeter, but still interesting.

Very nice church and surroundings. There is mass in Polish every Sunday at 11. This place has amazing atmosphere. We felt very United while praying there.

I just saw it from outside and it was magnificent very old church from the 4th century I hope next time u go there it will be open inside for the public.

An amazing place to go, just a short walk from the harbour. There is a boardwalk right around the sight so your above the ruins can see them more clearly especially the fragments of the mosaics, you can also go inside the church , if u r appropriately attired that is. There is a good fresco to see very atmospheric.

2022 it is closed, very sad, you can look from distance too. Nice part of old civilization, church capela is very young structure built over old foundation, and have nothing with mosaic tiles and the rest.

The site is abandoned. The wooden passage is closed, as well as the church, trash is around. The Ottoman baths nearby closed as well.

Love it here load's of history and a lovely little church also I got married here many years before.

An ancient church with beautiful historical ruins around it. The church is given to the Catholics, and they offer a very active schedule, and also English masses. Beautifully build, with beautiful icons. It has the vibe of history.

Place is partially closed at the time visiting. Some trails are blocked. You can still go around.. Very impressive. Easy parking. And it's free.

Beautiful architecture. Unfortunately the church is closed most of the time aswell as the pathways around it.

You can see some beautiful mosaics for free! You can’t walk around much on the bridges, they are closed. You can stop by and spend 10 mins here.

All the walk ways where closed do not enter signs. Church was also closed. Mosaic floor outside was nice

Loved this church, attended Mass twice during holiday. Enjoyed the masses and sermons, lovely priests. Must mention the wonderful parishioners who made us very welcome. The church itself is very old, with stone walls and floors loved it. Will always have a special place in my heart and prayers.

Well worth a visit, but suggest you do it in the early evening when it's a little cooler and the light softer. The softer evening light reflecting off the pillars creates an amazing look and experience. After your visit take a walk up to the Windmill restaurant which is less than 50 metres away and chillax for dinner.

Nice view, nice church. The very kind priest even spoke Dutch! :-) Don't feed cats at the entrance of the church :P

A nice historical site.

I got married here and it will always hold a special place in my heart. Beautiful and historic with a true religious feel.

Small church, seats about 60

Ruin park place

Nice little church. Interesting outside area with ruins, mosaics and fallen over pillars. The walkways feel a bit old and springy and make too much noise for comfort. Inside the church is a collection box for voluntary donations, you know the drill.

Well worth a visit if your in Paphos, Cyprus

An exeptional spiritual place with amazing history. Don't miss it.