Teatru Manoel is one of the many jewels that the Maltese Islands has to offer. Built by the Knights Hospitaller of St John in 1731,…

If you’re into military strategy, artillery and historical warfare, then Fort Delimara is truly the place for you. Located at Delimara point, the fort was…

The Salini Catacombs are close to Salina Bay which gets its name from the salt-pans built by the Knights in the 17th century. Evidence shows…

Malta’s history is in many ways a history of its fortifications. Few other islands around the world can claim the title of ‘island fortress’. The…

The fascinating story of Villa Frere came into being when the Rt. Hon. John Hookham Frere, a renowned English scholar, politician, poet and diplomat, retired…

Beauty is sometimes found in the unlikeliest of locations, as attested by the prehistoric site of Kordin III, located near the Corradino Industrial Estate, next…

The Bidnija site is divided into two distinct, but connected, areas. The first consists of around 20 large olive trees. The olive grove was protected…

The site is traditionally claimed to have been the place where Publius, the Protos of the island, welcomed and hosted St Paul on the latter’s…

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…

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 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…