St Paul’s Catacombs and Domvs Romana: Exploring...
Beneath Rabat lies one of Roman Malta's largest cemeteries, and just outside Mdina, a Roman…
Beneath Rabat lies one of Roman Malta's largest cemeteries, and just outside Mdina, a Roman…
The fortress where the Great Siege of 1565 was won. Fort St Angelo in Birgu:…
The fort that held out for a month in the Great Siege and now guards…
Two 5,000-year-old temples on Malta's southern cliffs, one of them aligned with the sunrise. Ħaġar…
Older than Stonehenge and the pyramids, Ġgantija in Xagħra, Gozo, is one of the oldest…
There is nothing else like it anywhere in the world. Underneath an ordinary residential street…
Fort St Angelo & Inquisitor's Palace, Birgu
On Saturday 10th October 2026, Fort St Angelo and the Inquisitor's Palace open by candlelight…
St Paul's Catacombs, Rabat
A free open day at St Paul's Catacombs in Rabat on Sunday 11th October 2026,…
Ta' Mintna Catacombs, Mqabba
Rarely open to the public, Ta' Mintna Catacombs in Mqabba open on Sunday 25th October…
Malta might be one of the smallest countries in the world, but it holds some…
One ticket, 30 days, 25+ museums and sites. What the Heritage Malta Multisite Pass includes,…
From the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum and Ġgantija Temples to Fort St Angelo and MUŻA, here's…
Malta's prehistoric temples were already old when the pyramids were being built. A guide to…
Few places pack so much history into such a small space. Malta and Gozo are home to prehistoric temples older than the pyramids, an underground burial complex carved by hand more than 5,000 years ago, the forts and palaces of the Knights of St John, and museums that tell the story of everyone who has passed through these islands.
Many of these places are cared for by Heritage Malta, the national agency for museums, conservation and cultural heritage, and several are recognised by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites. Our guides help you understand what you are looking at, how to book and how to plan your visits.