Top 25 things to do and attractions in Siggiewi

I visited Dingli Cliffs recently and truly enjoyed one of the most beautiful sunset views of my life. The place felt peaceful, quiet, and absolutely breathtaking. Watching the sun slowly disappear into the horizon was an amazing experience. If you’re in Malta and love nature, calm moments, and stunning scenery, this spot is a must-visit. Highly recommended.✌️

Dingli Cliffs offer one of the most stunning natural viewpoints in Malta. Towering above the Mediterranean Sea, these cliffs provide dramatic views, especially at sunset when the sky and sea blend into a golden horizon. The area is peaceful and uncrowded, perfect for a scenic walk or quiet reflection. With fresh sea air, panoramic vistas, and a sense of untouched beauty, Dingli Cliffs are a must-see for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Very beautiful! Wish I could have come at sunset as the sun sets this direction and it’s supposed to be beautiful! But even during the day it’s stunning. You don’t need that much time there. Cute little vendors on site as well that sell souvenirs and snacks

Dingli Cliffs is one of Malta’s most breath-taking natural landmarks, offering stunning views over the Mediterranean Sea and surrounding countryside. It’s a wonderful place for a peaceful walk, with ample free street parking along the roadside, as well as a small car park in front of the chapel. The cliffs are especially popular at sunset, when the sky lights up with beautiful colours, making it a favourite spot for photographers and couples alike. There are a few benches along the way where you can sit and enjoy the scenery, and you can even spot Filfla Island in the distance. It’s also a popular stop for guided tours, but even if you visit on your own, the sense of tranquillity is unmatched. 🌅 Perfect spot to watch the sunset 📸 Beautiful location for photography and photoshoots 🅿️ Free roadside parking + Free small car park by the chapel 🏞️ Panoramic views of the sea, countryside, and Filfla Island

“Dingli Cliffs is an amazing spot for sunset shots! 🌅 The views over the Mediterranean are breathtaking, with dramatic cliffs and golden light — perfect for photography and soaking in nature.”

Worth visiting. The view on the wide open sea and cliffs is wonderful. And the hillside with car wrecks which have be laying there for decades is also impressive.

Nothing special about it and nothing to do here. Maybe better to see the sunset if you are into it but other then that, rather skip it. No shade, overpriced trinkets, sea and "cliffs". You can see better cliffs in Ireland, Norway, Croatia, Greece etc...

Lovely little audio tour and fascinating to hear and see the history. Doesn't need more than an hour for the tour and no sign of any demonstrating or anything to interest children (although I wasn't looking very hard). Used Google maps to find easily enough once got off bus (which stopped early) and the milkshake in the cafe was fabulous!

A hidden Gem! It is well taken care of and very informative. Some interesting artefacts can be seen in the museum, with a small relaxing garden to take a small break for people with young children. Very helpful and professional staff. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience.

As a wedding photographer, I had the pleasure of shooting at Limestone Heritage, and I can confidently say that it is an absolutely remarkable wedding venue that deserves five stars in every category. From the moment you enter the venue, you are immediately struck by its rich history and authentic Maltese charm. The venue's stunning architecture, with its traditional limestone walls, arches, and domes, creates a unique and unforgettable atmosphere. I was particularly impressed with the stunning backdrops that Limestone Heritage provided for capturing the beauty of the day. The venue's unique architecture and natural light made for truly breathtaking photos, and the atmosphere was perfect for capturing those special moments that make a wedding day so memorable. Overall, I would highly recommend Limestone Heritage to any couple looking for a truly exceptional wedding venue. With its rich history, authentic Maltese charm, exceptional service, and versatile spaces, it is truly deserving of five stars in every category.

An interesting and well-presented museum showcasing Malta’s history and stonework. Informative and enjoyable.

Attended a wedding here, absolutely beautiful place the waterfall in the background had a lovely day here

Good food, nice atmosphere, friendly staff.

A lovely place to visit, wandering around in the gardens, the size of the lemons is unreal compared to the ones in the shops in the UK. they smelt so fresh and zesty. We had a demonstration of how the Lemoncello is made and got to taste the final produce, and also some lemon drizzle cake the guides wife had made. The gardens with the lemon trees, plants and even a waterfall make this a lovely place to visit. There's toilets and also a gift shop, a cafe, and a lift to get around.

It's one of my most favourite swimming spots in Malta. The water is clean, there ate ample shades under the caves, and the snorkelling and diving are amazing

Beautiful place. Breathtaking cliffs. Crystal, blue water and some greenery. Perfect for a walk.

a very calm bay (compared to some others) with only 1 restaurant nearby (begin june, there are others but those were not open (yet)) very clear water, you can see a lot of fishes here

Beautiful beaches. Caves on the beach provide natural shade. Beautiful clear sea with beautiful colors. Because of its purity and configuration of the terrain is ideal for diving and snorkeling. Rich living world below the surface of the sea, you can see different kinds of fish and other creatures. Beach restaurant are pleasent to take a break. Parking is large, but it's often full of vehicles especially on weekends. It's a ideal place for those who like rocks and clear water, can be a bit of a problem for those who looking for sandy beaches. In any case this beach should be visited, because of the swimming in the sea, but also because of the beautiful nature that is around the beach.

One of THE BEST snorkeling place in Malta. Definitely worth visit here when you are in Malta.

My favourite spot for swimming and snorkelling in Malta. Make sure to take your swimming shoes and it’s slippy and rocky. Beautiful local place that isn’t too busy with tourists. You can sit in the rock caves in the shade and enjoy the day there. Free parking and a couple of restaurants to buy food and drinks. Definitely worth renting a car and visiting.

Wonderful amazing marvelous....... Superb.. Suitable for Swimming kids. അടിപൊളി must visit

The illuminations were amazing ❤️ and the work that went in to it was obvious The walk around the palace to see the lights took a good hour and was the perfect setting. Could probably do with a few more toilets for an event if this scale! There was a mini christmas market which added to the charm

Verdala palace had opened for the public so i gave a visit but there was a huge queue and the tour was in maltese so not very helpful if you dont know maltese. We went in the evening, the garden area was beautiful.

We have visited Verdala Palace as there was a Magical Illuminated Trail and it was awesome! Perfect place to take your kids and enjoy Christmas lights and music.

Nice palace, I appreciated that there was a guide showing us the place, the only problem is that he kept speaking in smallest despite there were more foreigners in the group.

We visited the palace during Christmas time. There is the "Illuminated path" exhibition, a great theme park for children and not only. The place is converted into a pathway full of lighted animals, flowers, snowmans and Christmas sculptures. It is a Great experience for the children. There is also a small open market with traditional sweets, food like pizza, beverages and other kind of souvenirs, little toys and flowers. The ticket has a reasonable price and worths it.

Walk-thru illuminated trail. Lovely outing for all the family. Yiu can also have some delicious food and sweets and warm drinks. Seasons greeting to everyone

Lovely place especially during Christmas time!

The Church of St Nicholas in Siġġiewi is a stunning example of Baroque architecture, reflecting Malta’s rich history and religious heritage. Built in the late 17th century, it stands as one of the most impressive churches in the area. The grand façade, intricate stonework, and beautifully detailed interior make it a must-visit for architecture lovers. Inside, you'll find impressive frescoes, ornate altars, and a sense of peace and history. The church is located in the heart of Siġġiewi, surrounded by charming streets and traditional Maltese buildings. A beautiful place to visit and admire Maltese craftsmanship.

The church must be visited during the Feast week. Beautifully maintained

Beautiful XVII century baroque church

Staying in Siggiewi with friends, having flown over from England specially for the Feast Week. The Church of St. Nicholas was absolutely beautiful. This has been our 2nd Feast and certainly will not be the last. A most enjoyable holiday.

Unfortunately closes but gorgeous from outside

A beautiful church, the heart of the village

Myself and my partner passed the entire evening in this beautiful little town as all the residents celebrated the feast of St Nicolas ( yes it is a bit odd in June!) ; Wonderful band music with emphasis on wind instruments and fantastic fireworks display after dark

Must visit if you're into history. The place has one of the best interactive media journies and showcases the history of Malta and its history in wolrd wars so well. Honestly, I was expecting a really beautiful fort with a bit of history here and there but at the end of the 2 hours we spent here with my partner, both her and I were really impressed by the media and immersion. Definitely don't skip the second floor!

Very impressed by this historic monument. A bastion full of history, so beautiful and so wonderfully preserved. The tour is well structured and allows you to see lots of interesting things about such a wide span of history. My favorite part is on the Great Siege. I highly recommend this must-see!

The fort and the history of Malta at war is very interesting. The stead of the National War Museum over different buildings makes it more appealing. Beautiful views all around!

What an excellent place to visit whilst in Valletta for the day! For just €10 you get access to the fort and war museum, plus some picturesque views across the bay. The museum itself was really well done, with a mix of written displays and video exhibits to really bring the stories to life. Each era is split across different buildings, so there is a fair bit of walking involved (including stairs) but it’s well worth it! Easy to spend 1-2 hours here.

Very well laid out, excellent and informative displays. Told the story if this amazing island really well. Original George Cross medal on display. Loved it. Allow min 2 hours. Wonderful views too.

Brilliant. Spend half a day here, easily, and you'll come away with a comprehensive picture of this island nation's endurance through siege and war. Sensitive use of video to highlight key times is a real bonus, and the movement through the centuries is clear and well marked. The magnificent buildings are well kept and hugely impressive. Great views of the harbour are a real bonus.

Fantastic museum, don't forget to go through the arch (with the all seeing eye above) on the left hand side to see the displays. They are housed in 5 rooms so start at room 1 and work your way through in cronilogical order to room 5 to find out the history of these battlements from the 1500s to the present day.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Making Stonehenge look like yesterday's news since 3600 BC! 🗿 Prepare to have your mind thoroughly blown because Ħaġar Qim doesn't just do ancient - it does ANCIENT with a capital everything! These temples were already over 1,000 years old when the first stones were laid at Stonehenge. Let that sink in whilst you're standing amongst megalithic architecture that makes you question what exactly our ancestors were up to 5,500 years ago! 🤯 The sheer scale and precision of these limestone blocks is absolutely mind-boggling. No cranes, no modern tools, just pure human ingenuity and probably a lot of very strong backs. The intricate carvings and astronomical alignments suggest these weren't just your average Bronze Age builders - these folks were proper clever clogs! The visitor centre does a brilliant job explaining the mysteries without taking away the magic. 🔍 Pro tip: Visit during sunset for absolutely spectacular lighting that makes the honey-coloured limestone glow like something from a fantasy film. The clifftop location offers stunning sea views too, because apparently our ancestors had impeccable taste in both engineering AND real estate! Wear comfortable shoes - the site's larger than you'd expect. 🌅

We got here by bus and did not have to wait to enter. You can buy a number of combined tickets with other archeological sites around Malta. There is a shop with high prices (small water 2€) and souvenirs. The visit starts with an internal part where you can interact with the displays. Then you can visit the sites which are a bit far one from the other and walking on foot under the sun was not the best. Very beautiful and full of history, there is a guide you can get on your phone using a QR code.

Arrived a few minutes after they opened so I was able to enjoy the peace before the busloads arrived. Spectacular Neolithic structures which beg the question: how on earth did they build that? The second site is a little ways away and the road is under construction so there is a scaffolded narrow downhill pathway out in the open sun. I definitely recommend taking the time to visit this site too as it is dramatically different and also very impressive. The free downloable audio tour was excellent and I recommend it for context. By the time I left a little after 10am, the lot was packed with buses and I suspect the awe and wonder I experienced in the silence would be lessened. Highly recommended none the less.

Not a lot to see. The story of its history is more impressive then the site itself. Price to visit is also not really cheap but you can vist the mini museum and watch a 7 minutes movie in 3D

Well-presented UNESCO World Heritage/archeological site. Learn about Malta’s very early history. Take time to follow the free audio guide. Please bring your own headphones if possible. There is some walking involved if you see both sites.

Interesting to see this historic site. We got in just behind a local school that were visiting so hung back a bit but the children were very well behaved. Incredible to think that this all come together so long ago without the technology we have nowadays. Now with a cover over it makes a reasonably safe haven for local birds. We went on from here out the back gate, along the cliff edge for a costal walk.

This is a must if you have a passion for Archaeological sites. Bring some good foot wear and something to take photos with. I came with a tour guide so there was lots of great information. There is actually two sites both on the same site both are undercover so even if it rains (which it did)…it doesn’t matter.

Feels a bit run down. Was an interesting experience. The short film could have been more informative or detailed. Still glad we went as I have never experienced 5D. Your seat moves, fans come on at certain times applicable to what is shown on screen and you get (previously used) 3D glasses. We will try the other option in Malta next time.

Wonderfull spectacular 5D Movie about Maltas past and present. The effects during the Film are very impressive. Don‘t miss it, you really have to see it.

Really fun my kids enjoyed the film, it was around 20 minutes and you would learn a lot about maltese culture like the Knights of St. John during WW2 , il - mara Hoxna and other interesting stuff . Big recommend for tourists and locals. 👏

An enjoyable audio visual tour of Malta and its history. The kids in particular enjoyed the 3D aspect of the tour. After showing the tickets at reception, you walk a short distance to pick up your 3D glasses and then you enter the auditorium and wait for the audio visual tour to start. Knocking one star off as it is probably slightly overpriced given the show lasts approx 20 mins.

My daughter loves these 5D places whenever we travel. They offer an entertaining option for learning the basic history wherever you go. Now I need to read up on the WWII Battle of Malta.

Pleasant enough, friendly staff, but the actual film itself is looking a bit tired. If this wants to survive, with other more technically advanced attractions within a 10 min walk, it needs a spruce up.

Malta is a country with rich history. I was able to visit the two of the three islands:Malta and Gozo. City tour, and historical tour with guide. Visited the archaeological museum, Botanical garden, Golden Beach, Blue Groto,Hagar Qim Temples, Caves and one of the highlights of my experience in Malta was visiting the Pop-eye Village. It was worth it especially inviting for children to visit this attractive Fun Park. It is located at Anchor Bay.

Really enjoyed visiting Fort St Angelo in the 3 Cities area. Coming from Australia you just don’t see this sort of thing. It’s historical significance is amazing and Malta should be proud of what they have done at this site. If you take your time and watch the media displays you will learn so much. Great views of Valletta and surrounding 3 Cities. Always a display of super yachts parked out front adds to the atmosphere.

My first fortress ever, and I’m really impressed. I especially enjoyed the residential part of the fort. It’s also a great spot to watch the cannon salutes in Valletta, and overall the fort offers stunning views of the sea and the city.

Fort St. Angelo is absolutely breathtaking and a must-see when visiting Birgu! The location itself is incredible, with panoramic views over the Grand Harbour and Valletta. The fort is steeped in history, from the time of the Knights of St. John to its role in World War II, and it’s very well presented with detailed exhibits and restored areas to explore. Walking through the bastions feels like stepping back in time, and the sense of scale is amazing. It’s peaceful, atmospheric, and a perfect place to take in Malta’s heritage. Highly recommended for both history lovers and anyone who enjoys stunning views.

Fort St. Angelo is one of many amazing buildings built by the Knights of the order of St. John. It is massive and it takes around 2 hours to roam and envelop all the wonderous nooks and crannies of this place. The views are amazing and take time to sit and watch the video productions especially the one in the middle room featuring the great siege of Malta.

Well worth a visit. A good history lesson in the three rooms at the bottom. Great views and scenic photo opportunities from the top of the cavalier. And a lovely cafe to rest your weary feet half way up. Don't skip a walk through Birgu while you're in the area, peaceful and pretty.

Fort St. Angelo in Malta is an incredible historical site that offers a deep dive into the island’s rich past. The fort is beautifully preserved, with informative exhibits that bring centuries of history to life. The panoramic views of the Grand Harbour from the top are absolutely breathtaking. Overall, it’s a must-visit location with a powerful atmosphere and great historical significance.

I worked at the fort 42 years ago, and I have many lovely memories from that time. I recall one particular incident when I was ordered to make a breach in the fort's wall for new construction. I truly felt sorry to see the damage that was done afterwards to accommodate commercial ventures like hostels, discotheques, and restaurants. However, thanks to the new focus on heritage preservation, I can see a significant difference now. Well done to those who have restored it!

Great experience. The place is well kept and is run as a family business, it is a must see. Dedicated staff explained about the upkeep of the place, the feeding process and how they take care of the birds. You can tell how much the birds are loved even from the way the staff speak about their birds. Will visit again for sure.

If I could give zero stars, I would. Travelled all the way in a taxi from Valletta on Wednesday 17 September only to find this place CLOSED and no explanation why because their website says it is open from 9.00. Tourists should give this place a miss!

Great place to come with children. Owner is an absolutely fantastic person, great enthusiast of all birds, very helpful and enjoys explaining everything about birds living there. We had luck to hold an owl, which was a very rare experience. Good addition to a visit to Hagar Qim or Blue Grotto (just visit centre web page in advance to check opening hours as they vary).

Make sure you get there for 11am, when there's a simple display with a few of the hawks and owls flying around and a chance to meet them up close or even hold one. Aside from that they have several species of eagle, falcon, owl and vulture that don't take part in the display, some in caged enclosures like at a zoo and some tethered to lines out in the open. Apart from a local school party it was fairly quiet when we went in November, but it might get busier in the summer.

My father and I went to visit this popular attraction in Malta and we saw lots of kinds of birds including eagles, falcons, owls and hawks. The staff are friendly.

Amazing experience, recommended! All the birds here are really happy, loved an well taken care of. If you book the half day or full day experience in advance, you'll get private guided tour in the falconry and learn lots of interesting facts about the birds. You can also help the staff with i.e. weighing birds and handle them, pet them, play with them and take as many photos as you want.

The falcons are amazing and the owners are really enthusiastic. You can get up close to many of the birds if you attend the display, which is great, and being able to hold each of the birds is fantastic, although you can only touch the smaller ones. We were given a tour of each of the birds in exhibits, as it was quite quiet - not many people there. All in all, a brilliant experience!

Just amazing. Smokehouses are slowly becoming a trend in Malta, but this one really means it. Went in without a booking and we were very lucky since the restaurant is extremely small and only a table for 2 was left. Ordered chicken wings for starters, but my girlfriend wanted them with the sauce on the side. Personally didn't expect that this was possible since usually they are marinated in sauce for a long time and that was what the owner actually told us. I ordered them anyways since I wanted to compare them to other places. A few minutes later the owner told us that he actually had a non marinated batch and served them to us with their homemade sauce the side. Very nice gesture and didn't expect him to fo this for us. They were absolutely incredible and very tender, some of the best chicken wings I ever had. For mains we had the cured and smoked tagliata, and the smoked chunks of pork. Their smokey flavour was incredible, as well as their juiciness. The tagliata was very tender, and cooked medium rare as advised. Definitely authentic and made with a lot of love. The mains come with a side included, and we had the mac & cheese and sauerkraut. The mac & cheese isn't your typical one, since they do not actually serve you macaroni. What distinguishes it is the flavour of the smoked cheese that the fusilli pasta are drenched in. Can't imagine how much better they would be if they were oven baked and actual macaroni were used. The sauerkraut was as good as it gets as well. My girlfriend wanted the smoked cheese listed as an extra on the menu, and the owner told us that even though they usually serve it with their sandwiches, he gave us a small portion completely free of charge. This was extremely nice of him and the smoked cheddar cheese tasted amazing. I wanted to try out their apple strudel for dessert, but unfortunately they ran out. Will definitely have to go back to try it out along with something else from their vast menu. Prices are very reasonable and the place isn't pretentious at all. I would advise any meat lover to try this place out, but make sure to reserve your table in advance since it was full on a Wednesday. Keep up the good work!

This is one of few smokehouses in Malta. Don't let the decor fool you, as it looks like a fancy lounge, or seafood restaurant. We almost thought we were at the wrong place! But where the decor goes wrong, the quality and cleanliness go over the top. The food is fresh, delicious and prepared with care and quality. The restaurant is also spotless, and you can tell the attention to detail the owner and his wife have put into the concept. Try it for yourself and see. Not convinced? Check out my pictures! The nacho dip looks bland no? It's absolutely delicious. It's smoked cheese. I wanted to lick the plate after 🤫

Loved the Brisket, the tagliata and the rib-eye! So tender and so fresh! We'be visited again and again. This place is geniune, served with a friendly service! Great owner, great idea, great food! See you again soon ;)

Fantastic beef choice. Great little smoke house. Highly recommended.

Best Location for Steaks. Very friendly staff. We 'LL come back, shure.

Excellent service and order was carefully explained. Food was great, will definitely return!

Scrumptious food served by welcoming and polite personell at a cozy place.

Nice place to go for a walk.

Interesting

Not a crater but a sinkhole with a chapel perched on the top edge. Beautiful walk through the sinkhole but rather a challenge getting down for the mobility impaired.

(Translated by Google) Maqluba and its sinkhole. It is the only one in Malta not covered by sediment. The natural environment is protected and integrated into the Natura 2000 Network. (Original) Maqluba et sa doline. Elle est la seule à Malte qui n'est pas recouverte de sédiment. L'environnement naturel est protégé et intégré au Réseau Natura 2000.

(Translated by Google) Thanks (Original) Thnks

Lovely environment. Lovely staff!

Hi everyone, this place is something different here in Malta. The green grass is beautiful to see after all those yellow buildings. Animals are so cute and live to cuddle 🥰 Four stars because I wanted to read more about animals

I visited this place expecting a sanctuary for animals, but what I found was truly heartbreaking. The animals are anxious, kept in cramped cages, and many have no shaded areas to rest. There’s even a system where visitors can buy food for the animals, but there’s no proper control over how much they are actually eating. This is absolutely sad for anyone who cares about animal welfare and feels like a step backward for the cause. The place should be closed, and the animals rescued from this mistreatment.

Rated 5 star compare to Malta, as this place is the cleanest and greenest private zoo on the island, worth a visit with kids. Possibility to feed various herbivores and to use the bouncy castle, also food and drink options

Had a party here for my daughter and nephew. Very nice venue and food. Added "zoo" was nice to see with a good range of animals. Best part was getting to meet and feed the tiger cubs. Overall a very fun and enjoyable day for all involved.

The price was fair for the amount of animals and staff was very friendly. It's true that it looks like the cages are way too small (not by law). I have seen animals have way bigger space in the center of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. A country known for bad animal standards. But since I dont operate at this facility and I am not an animal expert I wont give them lesser stars for it. I hope this place serves as a sanctuary more than a zoo. If it possible for staff to explain how the zoo operates, would be greatly appreciated :)

Visited with kids today, the state of animals is concerning, the leopard pacing back and forth in the same place in circles, lioness had her back legs injured, she couldn’t move properly, the one donkey that we saw was in a very bad state, hooves not trimmed, he had skin sores on his head , chickens most of them had feathers missing. Personally I don’t think it’s a proper conditions for such animals, and a small packet of peanuts 1 euro, which is fed to all the animals isn’t a way… hope animals either receive a better treatment or rehabilitated, which is highly unlikely I’m sure ….

This supermarket is amazing! Everything I need is always available — from fresh fruits and vegetables to daily essentials and imported products. The store is clean, well-organized, and the prices are reasonable. Staff are friendly and always ready to help. Shopping here is always a great experience. Highly recommended!”

Smart Supermarket in Birkirkara is indeed a large, well-appointed grocery store offering excellent prices, especially considering its breadth of products and added convenience. It’s widely regarded as one of Malta’s best choices for everyday grocery shopping.

Singing supermarket 🤣😇🥰.. They play happy music on a good volume and clients and staff are singing without noticing 🤣 The organic section would be nice to find here because it's just TOO MANY CHEMICALS in all the products nowadays starting from skincare, shampoos and household cleaning products that give allergic reactions 🙃

My first time here. Lovely variety. Especially the different cuisines. Can't wait for you to add an aisle for South African foods! 🤪

Been a regular customer for over ten years as I live in the area of this supermarket. It's the best. Customer Service is professional as are the owners. Thank you Smart SuperMarket and God Bless you all.

Cashier is nightmare Price bit higher than other shop If you need something real quick this shop is not for you. For the older people may be this not a good place to shopping. Terrible experience for me. Absolute zero star. Thank you.

The biggest store on the main island, you will find anything here. Staff is kind, the security guy even showed me around when I was lost. Prices are way better than back in Hungary. A bit more than Lidl but the point system and bottle vouchers offset it in the favour of Smart. Every € you spend after registering at customer care that takes 5 minutes(no card just account number😀) you can collect 30 for a free 6pack of water. I no longer buy water anywhere. Others do this for their entire households with carts full off plastic bottles queueing near the machines that take glass and plastic. The products are fresh and there is a section for everything, you name it. Fish✅ Dairy✅ Pasta section✅, ect ect... Recommended it for anything more than a few items as the store is so massive that a few items take longer to gather than to check out.

A little bit disappointed, we got there for 10:30 am and all the stall keepers were closing their stalls Despite it saying it closes at 1pm. Parking is difficult

Well.. to be honest I think local supermarket is more full of options and variety than this market. I wouldn’t waste your morning here. But on the bright side there’s a lovely church building with many saints around every corner.

Quite decent market where they have a bit of everything. Only disappointment is that when we arrived at 11.00 am a lot of stall keepers were cleaning up already, although online information says the market is there until 1.00 pm.

Great open air street market in front of giant church. Everything you could need. Personable friendly folks, willing to chat, introduce their kids. Calm, no hassle. Everything a supermarket is not. And... prices are super cheap. 1E per kg for tomatoes! Lots of clothes, shoes, and vegetables. Come early, they pack and go before noon.

Great choice of things, open on Wednesdays. Found the small electrical screw drivers that I needed plus some other things like multimeter, great little tools stall.

What can I say! I love Birkirkara market and will miss it terribly when I move out of the area.... They have fresh and seasonal fruits, at super good prices, you can also get good fish and good Maltese biscuits♥️

A typical Maltese tourist market everything you can imagine from washing up liquid to clothes\toys and fresh produce. Parking is tricky because it's so busy.

DO NOT FOLLOW THE GOOGLE MAPS WALKING PATH TO THIS LOCATION It will take you through a quarry with an extremely convoluted unmarked path, after walking through what might have been private residential property. I had to hike back out to the main road and go to the actual entrance, which is the one marked “footpath to Ghar il-Kbir”, which while still unmarked, has cow paths that are slightly clearer, and signs part of the way up. Once you get there though, beautiful location, 4/5 stars. Just go the other way.

Troglodyte caves Beautiful. Unspoilt by regulations or over visiting.

You'd have to be some sort of archaeology buff, or possess the third eye, to glean any sort of interest from this poorly marked and nondescript walk. We started our walk from the pleasant Buskett Woods, but due to almost non existent signposting, spent ages trying to find the way over to the caves. The official entrance takes you over nondescript terrain near an ugly modern quarry. After you scramble around for ages (no signs or markings), arguing over whether this or that is an ancient cart rut, you stumble on a few caves that have no descriptions or information to pique your interest. By that stage you'll be bored silly and thinking about lunch, so don't even bother, that's my best advice!!

Beautiful of site with many rooms that's serve different purposes in the medieval times.

Fun place to visit!.

Nice to visit

Sadly, this is one of the worst presented temples in Malta. However, this shouldn't chip away from its historical significance and a nice story that can be read about here. If you're visiting the Ghar'Dalam cave, this place will be included with the same ticket. I'd say it's worth taking the bus for another 2 stops until here. The little town nearby is really cool!

Nothing special here. It isn't a big site, but very small as in the area you could transverse around and see. I could see this site would disappoint a lot of people, but this is an historical site. If you have been here, congratulations, you have just experienced the oldest civilisation, older than Egyptian temples. This ticket was included with Ghar-Dalam, costing total €13 for 2 people. I am glad this ticket was included because the location to Ghar was not far, and Borg in-Nadur has nothing much to see. We came around 13:15 early September week, practically no one was there except for us. Would I recommend? Not really, if you have a combo ticket, you might as well visit and use your ticket. Nice selfie photo to take and show people you have visited one of the oldest monument in mankind history.

It is a very small area. It is interesting and there might be more remains in the nearby fields. The tickets are sold just up the road at Għar Dalam, which is a wonderful place to visit.

Not much to see. I spent less than 10 mimutes there, mostly reading the plaques. Interestingly mainly because it was excavated by 3 female aerchologists. 1 large dolman and a scattering of stones in no perceptible shape or order. Not worth the entry fee to be honest.

It is a very nice and clean place, and the people working there are very kind thanks to everyone .❤️🌹

Not much too see but the history behind it is impressive. It is usually included with Għar Dalam ticket, which is great to visit, so you're not being overcharged when considering everything.

Took bus from Valetta and first stop at Ghar Dalam. Then walked here in about 10/15 mins.

Marc accommodated a tasting for us though we couldn't book one during the regular group booking. This session turned out to be more like a wine session with a friend rather than a stranger. Good wine, good company and a happy few hrs. Will recommend coming here if you are interested in wine ;)

Very kind of Mark to accommodate us for a tasting even though he had a fully booked tour in the morning. We had engaging conversations while enjoying the wines. The vineyards were cute. He explained the wine making process. We took home a merlot. Would highly recommend a visit to Mar Casar.

Very unique experience. The owner himself said ”this isn’t wine tasting, it’s wine drinking”. You can tell he’s really passionate about wine and producing it organically. He showed us around the vineyard and winery after we were done tasting the wine, cheese, olives and charcuterie. Can absolutely recommend for someone who’s looking for a bit of a chaotic but super fun experience.

Good wine, Great experience, Mark the host was incredible. Plenty of good food and drinks. It was a day out that did not disappoint.

Mark is a ''rare man'' with a philosophical view on wine and life . The eco-friendly way he cultivates his vines in a place with cool energies from the earth and their vinification in clay jars produce very special wines that propably you have never tasted before . Take your time there and enjoy his wines and his warm hospitality .Thank you Mark for everything. Stergios & Areti .

Such an amazing experience. This will be a memory of a lifetime, and I would recommend this to everyone. Great wine, food and host. Thank you so much!

Mr. Mark was awesome in his hospitality and warm atmospher at this amazing winery. Wine tour was wonderful, wines were fantastic. Extraordinary experience.

Free attraction gardens and animal park. Visit Rare gastropub for a good meal at a reasonable price.

Wonderful experience .. large place with lots of animals and birds to see. Definitely worth a visit.

I visited Montekristo recently and, unfortunately, left feeling quite disheartened. While the play area for children is surprisingly good and well-equipped, it’s hard to enjoy the visit fully when the welfare of the animals is clearly not up to standard. Many of the enclosures were visibly dirty, with multiple piles of excrement and very little sign of regular cleaning. Some of the animals, including lions and tigers, looked to be in poor health—one tiger in particular appeared severely underweight. It was also quite shocking to see them being fed what looked like dog food, which is clearly not suitable for big cats. A few animals had patchy or thinning fur, and overall the environment felt neglected. The food available for visitors didn’t help the experience either—everything we ordered was dripping in grease and not enjoyable at all. It felt like an afterthought, with low quality and little care for taste or presentation. If you’re going purely for the kids’ play area, it might be worth a quick stop. But if you care about animal welfare or are hoping for a quality day out, I’d advise looking elsewhere until real improvements are made.

I really want to love this place, but the management decisions and lack of consideration makes this really difficult. We've been here multiple times, always have some issues. Today, we were charged full price to enter the park, even though all restaurants and facilities were closed. Apparently it was "too hot" to open the restaurants today. This place has so much potential, it's really a pity.

Good location for going out, very good food with German brewery and Maltese wine distillery also very good for other festivities, I love this place.

What a fantastic venue. On daily basis I do understand that its used for different purposes however, sometimes they do host sporting/boxing events. All available on the websites where you can find all upcoming happenings. If you are lucky to attend any of those events for sure you will have a memory for life. Thanks!

What a beautiful place! It's huge, cabemos sms simply an amazing place for an event! They had great entertainment and tremendous food.

This is probably the best place to view the cliffs that is acessible from the road. You have to walk down to the view point by the prominent rock. Still a bit disappointing compared to high expectations. Howeve nice stop if you drive by. Would not quite recommend for a standalone destination to go to.

The sunset is beautiful, just make sure you do not leave stuff in your car (even trunk) when somebody is watching… :-/

A bit disappointed. I expected better view.

This is the best view around for seeing the cliffs. Do be careful with the cliffs, not really a place for smaller kids. It is just a short walk from the road and you will have a view in both directions. There is also a small road leading down the cliff and further east towards Blue Grotto.

Stunning view

Lovely 🥰!

Beautiful view