@Paphos Old Town: History & Culture Through the Lens

I was yesterday. Yes, it's an established place from 1991. English breakfast. English breakfast. Most English breakfast. No, English breakfast. No, this is mostly Papua New Guinea. You can't find better one. She's unmelting now. How was breakfast? I am melting now, Gali. I was frozen. Not melted yet. Yes, I still have two pieces of clothes. Breakfast was amazing. A lot. Here is Katopafos marina. It's always crowded. Today it's not crowded because it's beginning of the March. Second of March and it's off the season. That's why you can see only local people walking around. We are walking around to see the marina first. Afterwards we will go to Archaeological Museum. If you go to Archaeological Museum, you need to know that it will take you to finish around two hours. There is also one lighthouse in the Archaeological Museum which is weird. After walking two hours in Archaeological Museum under the sun, we are getting tired and coming back to the city center to take some rest and drink some coffee and relax. Because yesterday I couldn't record any of this walk. Exactly, so then we do it opposite. We go from here to there because now it has some clouds. And then we go there and then we come around. And everybody is out. Today I think all five of us will go on holiday. Look at this beautiful sea view. Oh my god, it's amazing. At the end of the marina there are some restaurants and a pelican. It's unbelievable, pelican. I think she's bored to stay there all day long. That's why she's getting ready to fly around. Did you say something? Go back. Go back to work here. Closing. Pavlos Castle is located at the western end of the city port. It was originally a Byzantine fortress built to protect the ports. Today the visitor can see the Western Frankish Tower with the Venetian edition as restored by the Ottomans in 1592, according to a relevant inscription above the entrance of the castle. Currently the castle is used as a tourist attraction and occasionally as thematic exhibitions. Entrance fees to 50, visiting hours are 8.30 to 5.00 in winter and 8.30 until 7.30 during summer. The ground floor of the castle is accessible for people using wheelchair but not the upper floor. The same in Turkey. If you speak Turkish, they charge you Turkish TL. They say not 10 euros, 10 TL. And of course I didn't miss any chance to record all around the castle because the scene is unbelievable. You can see all around the harbour. I made a video. I saw. In the scene. Amazing. Like you're on holiday. Yes, like I'm on holiday. Unbelievable. Yes, come. After the castle and the marina, we are just walking around the other side of the city, the new part of the city. There are some friends of us here. Afterwards, we continue walking past through King's Tomb. It's a little bit outside of the catapults. At the same time, of course, we will never miss any chance to lay down on the grass. Clean bedroom. Clean bedroom, okay. Red glass. Iron. One of the girls said that she forgot to put her feet on the spot where she couldn't go. I mean, that was it. The leg was gone. I was terrified. I was, eh? Okay. That was in the beginning of the recording when I'm saying that story.