Heritage Malta is giving the public the chance to explore Malta’s prehistory with a special opening of Kordin III, located at the edge of a modern industrial estate.
Despite its unlikely setting, Kordin III stands as the last beacon of an ancient civilisation that once flourished along this strategic ridge overlooking the Grand Harbour.
Other historical remnants in the area have unfortunately succumbed to the advances of military and industrial evolution. Thankfully, Kordin III has survived and remains a precious remnant of Malta’s ancestral heritage.
For one day only, on the 28th of April, the usually private gates of Kordin III will open to welcome the public.
This is a unique opportunity for the public to immerse themselves in the site’s rich archaeological significance through guided tours provided in both Maltese and English.
The tours at 9am and 10:30am will be in Maltese, while those at 9:45am and 11:15am will be in English.
With a limit of 25 participants per tour, this event is open to everyone, especially those who have a desire to explore Malta’s rich prehistoric history.
Tickets are available for €4 while Heritage Malta members and children under 6 years of age can enter for free.
You can book online or from any Heritage Malta Museum and site.