Is sheltered in the mansion of Andreas and his son Smith or Hadjismith Zimlboulakis who from the end of the 18^th century even till 1864 served as Vice-Consuls of England in Pafos. The stone-built mansion of Zimboulakis, two-storied and large for the datas of its time, constitute an excellent specimen of the Cyprus traditional architecture during the 2^nd half of the 18^th century and the beginning of the 19^th century. The house has been proclaimed as an “ancient monument” by the Antiquities Department, it has been reinstated and converted to a Folk Art Museum in 1978. There is exposed a great variety of ethnographic crafts from different areas of Cyprus.