The trip, in order
Follow the route day by day. Times and prices can change, so check official information before you travel.
Cittadella and island context
Victoria
- 1
Cittadella, Gozo
Cittadella, Gozo provides a focused way to understand Gozo’s long history from a fortified hilltop that remained the island’s principal defensive centre. Bastions, narrow lanes, cathedral buildings, museums and archaeological traces are concentrated within a small enclosure, while the ramparts provide a broad reading of Gozo’s villages and agricultural interior. Its value lies in the combination of surviving fabric, setting and interpretation, which places the site within the wider history of Malta and the central Mediterranean. Allowing time to examine the details rather than treating it as a brief photo stop gives context that is difficult to gain from the exterior or landscape alone.
- Duration
- 120 minutes suggested
- Price
- Check current admission information
- Start time
- Choose a start time that suits your day.
Neolithic temples and traditional milling
Xagħra
- 1
Ġgantija Archaeological Park
Ġgantija Archaeological Park provides a focused way to understand some of the earliest surviving monumental stone architecture in the Maltese islands. Two closely linked temples preserve massive external walls, curved internal spaces and carefully placed megaliths, making the engineering scale of the Neolithic Temple Period particularly clear. Its value lies in the combination of surviving fabric, setting and interpretation, which places the site within the wider history of Malta and the central Mediterranean. Allowing time to examine the details rather than treating it as a brief photo stop gives context that is difficult to gain from the exterior or landscape alone.
- Duration
- 75 minutes suggested
- Price
- Check current admission information
- Start time
- Choose a start time that suits your day.
- 2
Ta' Kola Windmill
Ta' Kola Windmill provides a focused way to understand traditional grain milling and everyday rural technology on Gozo. The restored tower mill, machinery and domestic rooms explain how wind power, food production and household life were connected, adding practical social history beside nearby Ġgantija’s much earlier archaeology. Its value lies in the combination of surviving fabric, setting and interpretation, which places the site within the wider history of Malta and the central Mediterranean. Allowing time to examine the details rather than treating it as a brief photo stop gives context that is difficult to gain from the exterior or landscape alone.
- Duration
- 60 minutes suggested
- Price
- Check current admission information
- Start time
- Choose a start time that suits your day.