
Ta’ Ħaġrat is the temple you have to book ahead for
Ta’ Ħaġrat, in Mġarr, sells no tickets at the gate. Buy online or from a shop in the village before you go,…

Ta’ Ħaġrat, in Mġarr, sells no tickets at the gate. Buy online or from a shop in the village before you go,…

The archaeology museum is closed, the nature museum is free, and one ticket covers two sites in Xagħra.

Elephants, hippos and bears reached Malta on foot, then shrank. The cave near Birżebbuġa holds what is left of them.

The most expensive ticket in Malta, why it is priced that way, and the rule about children under six.

Pairs of grooves run across the limestone at Clapham Junction, cross each other, and in places head over a cliff.

The stone at Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra was flaking away. The canopies went up in 2008 to stop it, and they were…

Five thousand years old, four linked temples, and houses on three sides. The village grew around it after 1913.

The temples at Xagħra in Gozo were built around 3600 BC, which puts them a thousand years ahead of Giza.
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