The impressive and unique Cyprus aerial footbridge connecting archaeological sites in Kato Paphos was one of the most popular projects in the city this summer.
It also contributed to the unveiling of an impressive archaeological site, which for decades had been in the shadow of the city’s world-renowned archaeological treasures that dominate the neighboring Kato Paphos Archaeological Park. This is the hill of Fabrica, a system of caves within the hill that for years had been revealing its secrets to scientists and archaeologists conducting excavation work in the area.
This unique place has recently been revealed to ordinary visitors, mainly due to the operation of the impressive footbridge that stands five meters above the ground, crossing the avenue leading to the small port of the city. Almost 400 meters long, the pedestrian bridge is the practical part of the huge project to unify the archaeological sites of Kato Paphos. The pedestrian bridge in the area of the archaeological site of Fabrica Hill has been opened to the public after many years of work, and they can now stroll over and pass from one side of the archaeological sites of Kato Paphos to the other, walking over the main Apostolos Pavlos Avenue, which leads from the city center to the harbor and the pier.
