Discovered in 1917, the archaeological Site of Ta’ Ħaġrat, is situated at the heart of the rural village of Mġarr in the northwest of Malta.…

St Augustine’s Catacombs, named after the Augustinian friars who owned the land, originally formed part of the vast cemetery that sprawled outside Melite’s walls. Today’s…

The Wignacourt Museum has something to offer the young and old alike! The complex includes St Paul's Grotto; the cradle of Christianity in Malta. On…

The Malta Experience is an audio-visual show that tells the dramatic story of the islands’ 7000-year history. The show runs through the turbulent history of…

  The Cathedral Museum is housed in an elegant baroque palace . Biult as a seminary in the second quarter of the 18th century by…

Limestone Heritage Park and Gardens is a fascinating cultural attraction where visitors can discover Malta’s rich tradition of limestone quarrying and stone craftsmanship. Set within…

This Red Beach as translated from the name, is situated just along Mgarr Harbour, close to the Ferry terminal. It is a popular diving site,…

In-Nuffara once made part of the archaeological site of Borg in-Nadur, overlooking St Gorge’s Bay.  This isolated plateau is situated between Ggantija and in-Nadur, two…

This menhir situated by Victoria in Gozo is around 4.5 meters high by a cross section of 0.64 meters by 0.61 meters. It was excavated…

In the middle of the Ta’ Cenc plateau stands a temple dating back to around 4100-3000 BC. Borg l-Imramma Temple is a typical temple with…

The irregular group of megaliths situated north of Ghajnsielem is a stone circle of stones standing on flat slabs which are still intact to this…

The huge menhir by Qala’s Primary School is another link to Malta and Gozo’s extensive history. The 3-meter high slab is said to have been…