3 euro to get in then you get wristband Can pay cash or card Have disposal poncho to use if you wear shorts or sleeveless shirt It's beautiful and peaceful there

★★★★☆ I recently visited the Basilica of St. George in Victoria, and it was a fantastic experience! The architecture is impressive, and the interior decor is simply stunning. The beautiful frescoes and stained glass windows particularly stood out. I visited on a weekend, and although there were many tourists, I didn't feel uncomfortable. The staff was friendly and eager to help. I highly recommend stopping by if you're in Gozo. This place is full of history and spirit.

A nice and clean place. Quite peaceful, with plenty of cafés, restaurants, and shops. It’s very safe, without undocumented individuals posing as doctors or engineers like in Western Europe.

If there’s one church to visit in Gozo, it is this one!! Way too underrated! It’s truly a wonder, never saw that in my entire life

Another must see basilica. Again the architectural design is unbelievable. How they could build these churches with just hand tools. No electrical tools or cranes 😲

I didn't sign up to the free WiFi/ tour, and only walked around not even going into the shops and just climbed up to get a look at the view. The whole place is a well kept group ancient buildings but I didn't want to stop and there are a lot of steps, but there are ramps for those who need them. It was popular.

I visited the St George's Basilica on the 16th Dec 2024. I paid €3 to enter. It is very beautiful inside. Probably one of the most beautiful I have seen thus far. It was also quiet so I sat inside for some time. A must see if you are visiting Gozo.

The museum is very basic, though I found the little information available quite interesting. It took around 10 mins to look around the prison. It was free as part of the combined ticket (see below). You can go in one of the prison cells, and see into a couple more (the entire prison is 6 cells, two hallways, and another open air room. Entry to the museum is €5 on its own (not good value) or €13 as part of a combined ticket that includes 5 Citadella museums (Citadella visitor centre), museum of archaeology, old prison, Gran Castillo historic house, and nature museum) as well as the Ggantija Archeological park (€10 on its own, making the combined ticket worthwhile) and Ta Kola windmill.

Small but nice bit of history to see, the whole area is free for the most part and the small cost to go into a couple of the buildings was worth it.

This museum was included in the very advantageous and recommended thirty day Heritage Malta Multisite Pass. It was worth visiting while at the Citadel, with some interesting historical context and graffiti in the cell.

Not very big, but still worth a visit and a photo in the stocks!

Small passage between prison cells, you can go inside one, there are old markings, writings and sketches of ships, very interesting, whole experice takes max 10 minutes. Not bad, but also not missing out on anything special. Entrance fee is 5 euros, is valid for 2 more museums in the citadel ( but not the cathedral ). Museums are very small.

Well preserved old prison with original graffiti on the wall

I personally love in historical sites the « people like me lived here once » vibe. This is a place like this. What I loved about it is that you get to see all the graffiti’s that cellmates from the 19th century drew into the wall, that is pretty amazing if you are into this kind of things

I visited on a weekend and was pleasantly surprised that entry to the interior was free. It’s a beautiful cathedral with stunning architecture. I highly recommend stopping by, especially if you’re in the area and like these type of architecture. Well worth a visit!

The Cathedral of the Assumption is absolutely stunning and a highlight of any visit to Gozo. The architecture is breathtaking, with elegant details and a serene atmosphere that makes you pause and take it all in. The beautifully painted ceiling and intricate interior design are works of art in themselves. Located within the historic Ċittadella, the cathedral offers both spiritual and cultural significance, making it a must-see for history and architecture enthusiasts. The entrance fee is only €5, and it even includes access to the museum, which provides fascinating insights into the cathedral’s history and artifacts. A peaceful and inspiring place that truly captures the island’s heritage—highly recommended!

Great place to visit. amazing construction and interesting place to explore. Great views over the town and the whole of northern Gozo. Parking near it is hard but there are lots of places in walking distance you can park. It took us a couple of hours to do the whole thing. The church is worth a visit but you have to get a ticket for that. Would recommend a visit.

We were not able to go in as they were in the middle of a holiday service. We walked around and admired the architecture - stunning! There is also a Cathedral Museum, but it was closed that time of evening. I definately need to go back and study the Baroque-style church.

I loved the architecture. But I dont support that I have to pay so much to pray

I got shouted at by staff member in front of other tourists for taking a picture of a random corridor (attached) in a publicly accessible area. Then she started demanding I delete the picture in front of her. I just walked out and left her still shouting at me from behind. I left soon after because it had ruined the mood and I had already seen want I wanted to see. Thank god, I didn’t pay to enter only to be shouted at like that. Are staff members trained to shout at non-paying tourists for taking photographs inside the reception areas? What would Jesus think of that?? Ridiculous! I see an earlier review from 8 years ago of someone experiencing a similar scenario. Staff members should be trained better that they can only ask people not to take photos and not shout and demand the photo to be deleted.

A stunning place with incredible architecture and rich history. Clean, safe, and welcoming—no doctors or engineers roaming around like in Western countries.

Bought the Cittadella Combo Ticket. €13 adults/ €9 seniors and students with proof of student ID / €7 children under 11. This price bought entrance to the Cittadella Visitor’s Center, Gozo Museum of Archaeology, The Old Prison, Gozo Nature Museum and the Gran Castello Historic House. All of these places were visited and the grounds were walked within a period of two and a half hours without any stops for bathroom, coffee or food. There are plenty of bathrooms and areas to eat, drink or snack. Credit card only. Will not accept Euro. 10 minute Video available upon entry. Worth viewing before heading off to the five museums in order to get a historical overview. Bathrooms nearby the main entry: have toilet paper, soap and hand dryer. There are other toilets throughout the complex. A map is available upon entry.

We went to Gozo citadel. The citadel itself is free to enter but I recommend purchasing the museum tickets at the center. They are very fairly priced at about 5€/Adult. This ticket grants you access to the short film, the three museums in the citadel, the old prison, and the old house. All of these sites are very nicely preserved and educational. I thoroughly enjoyed our experience. Please note: the cathedral requires extra tickets not included, a minor issue that I think would be nice to add to the tickets.

Great spot to visit even on a Monday (buildings are closed)! It allows views all over the island from up high. During a siege war. there was a time when all (!) Gozitans lived inside these walls!

Not much in the visitor centre but is very informative. It’s just on the right hand side after you climb the hill before going up to the gate. It’s best to buy your tickets for all the other attractions here.

Amazing place, historical museum on open, with two gorgeous churches and wonderful views on a whole landscape of Gozo island... Worth to visit! You will learn a lot about Maltese history and stay out of breath of nature beauty!

Nice museum and spectacular views from the top.

Cittadella was Amazing!!! We have visited different castles on this trip in different countries and this was the most complex. It walls and gates and one set walls higher than the next. Stairs and alleys that made you feel like you were in a Maze. Lots of ups and downs and some dead ends. It's one castle built on and around a previous one multiple times over hundred's if not a thousand plus years. This piece of land has been a defensive point for centuries and they have the Archeology finds to prove it. Most people can go through the castle property in a couple of hours. My wife and I spent over 5 hours and didn't see everything because many things onsite close at 1 pm (1300) on Sundays. Definitely worth the visit and pay the $5 Euro for the Museum Ticket because it gets you into all the Museums on the grounds. There is one house that is worth the fee.

This old-house-now-museum spans across a number of floors (not suitable for disabled visitors) and a labyrinth of rooms. There wasn't a huge amount of information about the rooms and their uses in the museum. It took around 20 mins to traverse. It was free as part of the combined ticket (see below). Entry to the museum is €5 on its own (not good value) or €13 as part of a combined ticket that includes 5 Citadella museums (Cittadella visitor centre), museum of archaeology, old prison, Gran Castillo historic house, and nature museum) as well as the Ggantija Archeological park (€10 on its own, making the combined ticket worthwhile) and Ta Kola windmill.

A must visit in Gozo. It is free to enter and walk around the perimeter wall which has spectacular 360 degree views of Gozo. There an entrance fee of 5euros per adult, children and students £4euros to enter the Cathedral which includes the museum. Be aware mid afternoon in July it is very, very hot with nest to no shade or breeze.

Located in the Citadel, the real draw is the picturesque courtyard / balconies in this small museum. This is included with some other small museums as part of the Citadel visitor ticket. (€5)

Recommended visit to see a collection of items related to Gozitan history in terms of folklore, food, tools, furniture, and other antiquities. It is worth getting the ticket to visit the museums Gozo from Heritage Malta, as this is one of the spaces included.

We had a lovely day here, we paid for entry which gave you access to the 5 museums. They are all beautiful kept, the whole place is stunning and worth a visit even if you don’t go in the museums.

Interesting place in Gozo to visit

This was included in the very advantageous and recommended thirty day Heritage Malta Multisite Pass. There were some interesting exhibits but the multimedia video presentations were inaudible.

Great dinner at Maldonado! The food was great and a good choice on the menu. The portions were also fantastic! The service was also good expect our server was trying to push us to buy a bottle of wine rather than two glasses, he tried to say it would be better value but at 14€ more we did not want a full bottle of wine for the two of us. I understand he was trying to offer but it made us feel uncomfortable for not wanting to drink that much.

Exceptional restaurant. Top-noch location, service and food. The meal starts with complimentary serving of olive bread and focaccia with tapenade and salty butter. I was particularly impressed by their agnolotti filled with rabbit and black garlic but menu is rich (but not packed) of interesting dishes. The atmosphere is cozy and intimate, perfect for a dinner date. Prices are fair: 30-40 Euros pp for a pasta + shared main or appetizer, wine and water.

Probably the best dinner place in Gozo island. I ate there two days in a row. Food is very delicious, combination of French and Italian cooking, sophisticated, well considered but hearty too. Great portion. Staff were smiley and friendly. Vibes are warm and cosy, I even read my book for a bit while enjoying the wine.

We stumbled upon this restaurant by chance and decided to visit the very next day. Despite not having a reservation, we were warmly welcomed and given a lovely table. The restaurant has a charming atmosphere, beautifully decorated with great artwork, creating a pleasant and inviting ambiance. The service was exceptional — the waitstaff were friendly, cheerful, and genuinely motivated, creating a relaxed and enjoyable vibe. It's a young, dynamic, and very courteous team. The food was absolutely fantastic, with generous portions that left us completely satisfied. We had a wonderful evening and can wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a great dining experience.

Well we happened upon this place by accident and what a happy accident it was. Everything was perfect. The food, the service, the setting all 10/10 could not fault it. We left stuffed and happy. Great to find a place that does not serve the regular stuff that you can get anywhere. Beautiful cellar the staff were attentive but never intrusive every course was perfectly balanced and well portioned. A great evening.

This is a lovely restaurant. The food was the best we’ve had in Gozo. The pasta was spicy and tasty, the pork chop was succulent and juicy, the sauce was amazing. The service is attentive without being intrusive. Great place

What can I say? Perfect! We looked this restaurant out as it offered one vegetarian option that wasn't pizza or pasta. It's in a bit of a back street but n Victoria, but look it up, it's worth it. The decor is finished to a high standard, whilst retaining the rustic charm of the traditional building. The staff were very friendly and attentive from the first to thd last minute. Complimentary bread to start with garlic butter and a bean and garlic paste. Wine and cocktails were great! Four starters, I can recommend the Turkish beef dumplings, but I understand the burnt onion vegetarian starter was amazing, don't be out off by the name, as was the white bait fish cake. Mains... Okay, the pastas, one mussel linguine apparently amazing and one rabbit and black garlic tortellini, which I understand was also amazing. The aubergine which is what we came for, was fantastic and a welcome change from the usual pizza and pasta options. I had the pork. The pork chop as you'll see it called on the bill. This was like a pork version of a tomahawk steak and was amazing, paired with roast potatoes and salad, it also had leeks and crushed nuts with it and served with a stout and carob syrup. Incredible. We also had a couple of desserts and a couple of coffees. If you're on Gozo this should be on your list of places to eat.

Best pizza and ragu pasta I have had, amazing for the prices they have, especially compared to other restaurants. I stayed in Gozo for 2 days and only eaten here. The waiters are amazing and kind enough to get us a table even when we didn't have a reservation. Short, but great menu, ask the waiters for desserts.

Food was great. We have eaten a lot of pizzas but this one was the best! Pizza dough and crust are amazing. Caramella is very interesting pizza with tuna chunks and light caramelised onion and great buratta cheese. The combination is great and pizza is very light so you won't feel heavy after a meal. Pork Fiction is also very interesting pizza, not only because it doesn't have any tomato sauce which is replaced by homemade bell pepper cream. The combination of bell pepper cream, Porchetta and spicy mango is a winning combo. We truly recommend Casa Vostra to everyone. Stuff was lovely and kind. We came without reservation but they still managed to find a table for us. But we recommend to make a reservation.

One of the best Pizzas I've had in my life, without a doubt. We had the Pzza Caramella, and the Potato Terrine, both of which were outstanding. The same goes for the service - attentive, professional, well coordinated. This place is a gem! Come here, you won't regret it!

Casa Vostra was a great pizza stop on Gozo Island- food was fantastic and the outdoor seating had a nice vibe. Unfortunately, the service was quite slow. We waited about 10 minutes before being greeted, and our pizza arrived nearly 25 minutes after the appetizer, even though other tables who arrived later were served, ate and paid before our 1 pizza came out. The food was definitely worth it, but with limited time on the island, spending over an hour for a simple meal wasn’t ideal.

Truly a gem we have found in Victoria on Gozo. From the moment you enter the restaurant you feel fantastic. At the entrance the pizzas are prepared for everyone to see. The whole design of the restaurant is beautiful, I especially liked the way the space is lighted and of course all the decorations. Friendly and welcoming staff. Interesting varieties of pizza to choose from. The food itself was delicious. We would love to come back some day.

Amazing. One of the best places to eat not only in Gozo but in Malta as well. What we had ordered was truly fantastic. The environment was great too. About prices, pizzas starts in 12 euros. The beer was great as well.

Hands down the best pizza you’ll find in Malta! If you’re a pizza lover like me, don’t miss this 🍕 their pizza menu is very creative and even though I usually love a simple margharita, I’m glad I tried those unique combinations of flavors. Their homemade lemonade and tiramisu are also top notch. The atmosphere is very cozy and warm. Great experience overall. ☺️ It’s usually very busy, so definitely make a reservation beforehand.

To start with this restaurant really does deserve its 2 year Michelin guide rating. My wife and our close friend dined here tonight and I cannot praise it enough. The ambiance, the decor, the staff and of course the amazing food. We were pleasantly greeted and sat on our arrival after booking an outside table however the wind made that difficult but it was not a problem and they promptly found us a table inside. We started with Oysters which were fresh and tasty. The three of us then opted for the Scallop Gratin which while cooked to perfection the way they are served in their shell with the amazing cheese gratin, the way they are balanced on a plate of pebbles does make them a bit difficult to get the best. For main my wife had the delicious grilled octopus which was cooked so perfectly it was a joy to eat. My friend and I shared the fish of the day which was Sea bass or Rock fish and we opted for the Rock fish which was served to us by the waiter perfectly and not a bone to be found. A thoroughly amazing experience which we shall repeat again and again. The wine list was also a great selection of world and local wines. Highly recommended.

I was recommended this place by Leona from Taste of Gozo, and I'm so glad I was. The food is outstanding, with everything cooked to order making for a lovely leisurely evening. None of the hurried 'we need your table back in 90 minutes' stuff here. We started with a tuna tartare and scallops au gratin, followed by a salt baked sea bass (for 2) and for dessert an elderflower parfait and a honey and vanilla panna cotta, all washed down with a lovely Maltese white. I've fallen in love with Gozo and Al Sale is one of the reasons why.

Objectively one of the best restaurants on the island, the quality of the food they use and the dedication in cooking and plating it from the chef really makes you feel the passion behind all of it. The personnel is well qualified and the location is well though. I personally absolutely loved it, I got the baked brie as a starter that surprised me and the Uruguayan striplon (medium rare) as a main, accompanied by a glass of Italian red wine, advised by one of the servers and it was a perfect match. Very well done to all and 110% would recommend. Would have taken more pics but I was too concentrated on eating the food ✨

We went there during our holidays in Gozo because it was recommended by Michelin and… really not disappointed ! The service was very pleasant and I absolutely recommend the Crudo Misto ! The fresh raw fish was really amazing, the seasoning of every fish was just perfect, really subtle which keeps the fresh taste of the fish, we really enjoyed every part of it ! Special mention for the ✨lampuki tartare✨ that was insane. The cocktails are good, the wine too. As tourists, we were lucky to get there during a village festivity « Festa » which magnifies the charm of the dinner ! Thank you to the team and congrats to the chief ! A night we won’t forget for sure :)

Al Sale really lives up to its accolades. Fantastic personalised service, with exceptional food. Unfortunately the set menu wasn’t available on our visit, but we were not deterred! Excellent food, truly deserves its Michelin rating and if you are in Gozo you must go. Yum.

Excellent restaurant in the main square of Xaghra. Service and food are impeccable. Their specialty is fish cooked under salt, which is a must try, even if it may take a while to arrive at the table. Prices are very reasonable given the quality of the experience and food. You are going to spend about 50 Euros for a shared appetizer, a main dish, one glass of wine and a shared dessert. Highly recommended!

Using our Michelin app visited this place! Very cosy and friendly staff. Had a lunch with local wine. Great service, amazing quality of food. Had a complimentary appetizer and some chocolate at the end! Must come if you like quality!

As the name suggests, this establishments gives access to some really beautiful Gozo landscape views, especially in the evening when the sun is setting. We were offered some fresh bread and appetizers on the house, which were really good. The ribs were amazing, very tender and the fried potatoes substituted traditional fries in a way that surprises me that not more restaurants are doing so. The beetroot sauce was also unexpected but great (thought it was ketchup before tasting it!). Finally to finish off the night, the imqaret dessert was delectable, but we expected to have at least two imqaret, not one split diagonally. All in all, this place delivers delicious food. Will return.

Had a fantastic meal last night with friends. Booked from England and the staff were really helpful and quick to reply. The View, indeed, has a stunning view. The food was superb and the staff very friendly. Highly recommend the bruschetta with Parma ham and figs and the fresh tomatoes. The calamari was excellent. Will absolutely return next year. Thank you for a lovely evening with our friends.

EXCELLENT FOOD! Really beautiful location, wonderful sunset and view of the lighthouse, the staff were really helpful and attentive. The food was really fantastic. I had the local sausage starter and the beef tagliata which were both cooked to perfection, my wife had delicious clams and mussels starter and then half rack of ribs, which was big enough. Thanks for a great meal,

Everything about this place is amazing! From the view itself, the cute little cats around the restaurant and most importantly, the food and service is impeccable. Will definitely revisit and reserve a table on the terrace. Very important to book before. We shared the aubergine and scamorza ravioli as a started, then a ribeye and duck Breast as mains ( the sweet potato fries and seasonal veg are amazing too) and date fritters (local imqaret) for dessert. All in all a high quality dinner.

The vibe was cute, really sweet and romantic music. All our food was amazing! We also ordered the date fritters, chocolate lava cake and Maltese gelato for dessert which were all delicious! There is a beautiful view but also the option to sit inside. All the employees were nice and welcoming. Was more on the expensive side but totally worth it!

Amazing restaurant with great view and service. Food was delicious and also there was a cute little visitor when I was there (cat). They also gave us blankets when it got cold . Loved everything and would recommend.

The view is really amazing. The food was so delicious we loved it all, the anti-pasta, the main and the gelato as desert. Also met the owner outside, super friendly and kind!

This is a fantastic little restaurant, small, so reservations are essential and there's no menu as such. We had a bruschetta style complimentary snack to start, bread with salad, the peppered cheese and a slice of meat. Beers and wine were available, just ask for what you'd like, they said they had "almost everything". Then the choice of a small whole chicken or bragoli, which is beef stuffed with veal and herbs. The vegetarian option was the goats cheese ravioli. Sides of carrots and potatos and as they said, we eat with the bread, so bread was also provided. There was a choice of dessert, but I've forgotten what the options were, we all had the almond cake. All in all a great experience and there's something to be said for a limited menu and traditional food is alway something ti be experienced. Amazing, thoroughly recommended!

Words cannot express how much we love this bar and restaurant. Don’t be fazed by the restricted menu as everything that comes out of the kitchen is simply superb! They pay special attention to children and adapt everything to suit their tastes - although my 3 and 6 yr olds enjoyed everything served to them. Yes, the ravioli is spectacular but so is everything else - see you next year ladies and thank you. Update for 2024- this place is still our favourite in, yes, the world! This years poussin was the best I’ve ever had and will be back next year 😊

We arrived hoping to taste the “bruschette”. There weren’t. That’s ok. So we ordered the “ravioloni”. Oh my god. They were filled with a strange water. I mean, the taste was acceptable, but the price really stuttered us: 15€. Of course we didn’t know that in advance since there is no menu. I suggest you to just try any other restaurant near the shore. We regretted so much the choice. OVERPRICED!

Best pasta Pasta Rabbit. Its been here for ages classic cute simple yet wow

Ta Rosina is a very little, cozy, restaurant with delicious food. Just eat whatever Rosina has cooked for you.

A gentle and familial atmosphere with food that makes your brain do a nostalgic leap back in time like that guy in Ratatouille… it’s your mum’s cooking but she has a bar.

Honestly, some of the best food I’ve ever eaten. Go and just say yes to whatever they offer!