Sanctuary of Aphrodite is well worth a visit as the views are great and there is lots to discover about the Godess Aphrodite.
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The Visitor centre is the entrance to both the sanctuary of Aphrodite and the Palaepaphos site. The car park at the site is small and can only accommodate a few cars. |
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Aphrodite was seen as having universal power and she was the Godess of love and fertility. |
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The entrance to the medieval manor house. Through this gate you can access the sanctuary of Aphrodite museum and the Palaepaphos museum. |
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Orgies, prostitution and sacred marriage were believed to be part of her cult. |
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Some of the ruins are now protected from the weather. |
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Broken columns now remain on a site that would of looked much different a few thousand years ago. |
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Aphrodite had sacred gardens in her sanctuarys. |
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You will be certain to get some good pictures for your album on a visit here. |
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Some of the remains are thought to be part of a Roman temple, which was built on earlier foundations. |


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