Paphos Kings Avenue Mall At Easter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- It is Easter in Paphos, so we went for a walk around the main Mall, to see how it was decorated. Come and take a look.
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Ah Jumbo...a shop of everything you didn't know you needed (tat) they were setting up for Easter mid march when I was there.
I'm a bit surprised they didn't have more Easter decorations up tho.
Nice video thanks.
Yes there haven't been so many this year for some reason.
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Hi... Have you made a video about the walk-bridge?
We did one last year but will be publishing another in the next few days. Next friday we will also publish a 360 version of it so you can rotate the camera as the film progresses. I have already filmed it I am just processing it at the moment.
Good luck (is she back from the shop yet? 😂😅).
Yes I got off lightly as it happens.
was wondering when you see the roundabout from above looks like a map, wondering if it is?
Yes it is, of a sort.
The landscaping of the circular hub in Kato Paphos, next to Kings Avenue Mall, depicts the ancient harbour of Kato Paphos on a smaller scale.
The brown gravel represents the land and the lawn the sea.
The olive tree as a centuries-old tree features the Medieval Castle and the rocks depict the Roman Wall as it extends into the harbor bay.
The eight orbiting cypress trees symbolize the 8 Tombs of the Kings in Kato Paphos and are geographically positioned like tombs in reality.
Are the shops open on 5 may?
Only some bakers and kiosks. Plus restaurants in tourist areas.