AGIA SOLOMONI CATACOMBS
Seven Hellenistic tombs carved into the rock. The site is marked by a terebinth pistachio tree covered with votive offerings.
These Hellenistic catacombs (Κατακόμβη Αγίας Σολωμονής/Katakomvi Agias Solomonis) lie 550 m north of the Kato Paphos bus station. They are named after "Saint Solomonie", a Jewish mother whose seven sons were executed and buried here in 174 B.C. She was later regarded locally as a Christian martyr. Littered with garbage, the site boasts seven rock-cut tombs. Nearby: a terebinth pistachio tree covered with pieces of cloth superstitiously tied to its branches; other catacombs and an ancient underground church.
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