Archaeological Sites in Malta

Information about some of the most important archaeolgoica sites in Malta.

Prehistoric Metalithic Temples of Malta

Ggantija Megalithic Temples
- Wikipedia Article

Hahgrat Megalithic Temples
- Wikipedia Article

Skorba Megalithic Temples
- Wikipedia Article

Hagar Qim Megalithic Temples
- Wikipedia Article

Minajdra Megalithic Temples
- Wikipedia Article

Tarxien Megalithic Temples
- Wikipedia Article

Articles About the Temples of Malta
- Prehistoric Archaeology of the Temple of Malta

Catacombs of Malta

Hal Saflieni Hypogeum (Paola)
This UNESCO world heritage site is a labyrinth of underground chambers, halls, and passageways believed to have been used as both a temple and a burial site. The site was carved out of living rock and it covers approximately 500 square meters. Tours should be booked in advance because only a limited number of visitors admitted per day.
- UNESCO World Heritage Site Profile
- Heritage Malta Article
- Visit Malta Article
- Buy Tickets Online From Heritage Malta

Saint Agatha's Catacombs (Rabat)

Saint Paul's Catacombs (Rabat)

Other Archaeological Sites in Malta

Borg In-Nadur Temles (Borg In-Nadur, Birzebbuga)

Clapham Junction (Buskett, Limits of Had-Dingli)

Xaghra Stone Circle (Xaghra, Gozo Island)
- Visit Gozo Article Article
- Bradshaw Foundation Article
- Wikipedia Article

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Other Attractions in Malta

Malta Travel Guide

Southern Europe Travel Guide

Pictures of Europe

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