The Tombs of the Kings is an archaeological site located in Paphos, Cyprus. It features a series of impressive underground tombs carved into solid rock, dating back to the 4th century BC. These tombs were used for the burial of high-ranking officials and aristocrats, showcasing elaborate architecture and intricate frescoes. The site is notable for its large, columned halls and burial chambers, reflecting the influence of Hellenistic and Roman styles. Today, the Tombs of the Kings is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting visitors interested in ancient history and architecture.