Abbatija Tad-Dejr is a former Benedictine monastery known for its stunning architecture and peaceful atmosphere.

Bir Mula Heritage showcases the island's traditional agricultural practices.

Borġ in-Nadur, a fortified hilltop settlement, offers a glimpse into Malta's Bronze Age culture.

Capuccini Naval Cemetery commemorates the lives of sailors who perished at sea.

Carmelite Priory Museum showcases the history and traditions of the Carmelite order.

Casa Rocca Piccola, a hidden gem in the heart of Valletta, unveils the secrets of a noble family's life.

Chapel of St. Roque, a humble structure, holds a place of importance in the community.

Chapel of the Annunciation, Ħal Millieri, stands as a sanctuary nestled within the historic village.

Church of Our Lady of Victory, a prominent landmark, has witnessed centuries of worship.

Domus Romana, a Roman house, offers a glimpse into the luxurious lifestyles of Roman citizens in Malta.

Dwejra Tower offers breathtaking views of the azure waters and dramatic cliffs of the Gozo coastline.

Esplora, a vibrant science museum, ignites curiosity and sparks a love for exploration.

Fort Delimara is a fortified structure that played a crucial role in protecting the island from invaders.

Fort Madalena is a historic fortification, offering panoramic views of the surrounding area.

Fort Manoel, a historic fortification, offers breathtaking views of the Grand Harbour.

Fort Rinella is a massive coastal artillery fort that housed one of the largest guns in the world.

Fort St. Angelo, a historic fortress, stands as a testament to Malta's strategic importance throughout history.

The Ġgantija Temples are ancient megalithic structures that stand as testaments to prehistoric civilizations.

Għallis Tower, perched atop a cliff, offers stunning views of the surrounding coastline.

Għar Dalam, a cave filled with prehistoric animal remains, offers insights into Malta's early inhabitants.

Gozo Cathedral & Museum, a vibrant testament to Gozo's rich history, showcases artistic masterpieces and sacred relics.

The Gozo Museum of Archaeology showcases the rich archaeological heritage of the island of Gozo.

Gozo Nature Museum showcases the island's diverse flora and fauna.

Gran Castello Historic House offers a glimpse into the life of a noble family in Gozo.

The Grand Master’s Palace in Malta is a grand, historic building that once housed the rulers of the Order of St. John.

The Gunpowder Magazine, Silos, WWII Shelters & Battery offer a glimpse into the island's wartime past.

The Ħaġar Qim Temples & Mnajdra Temples, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, stand as testaments to the architectural and religious prowess of prehistoric civilizations.

The Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum, an underground necropolis, provides a unique insight into prehistoric burial practices.

The Tarxien Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are among the best-preserved prehistoric temples in Malta.

Ħamrija Tower is a coastal watchtower that once served as a vital defense against pirates.

Imtarfa Military Cemetery serves as a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made during wartime.

The Inquisitor's Palace in Malta, a historical landmark, once served as the seat of the Holy Roman Inquisition, offering a glimpse into the island's past and the powerful role of the Catholic Church.

Isopu Tower, a testament to the island's rich defensive heritage, is nestled amidst verdant landscapes.

Kelinu Grima Maritime Museum houses a fascinating collection of nautical artifacts.

Kordin III Temples are a complex of ancient structures that offer insights into the island's past.

Lascaris War Rooms were a secret headquarters used by the Allied forces during World War II.

Limestone Heritage, a museum dedicated to the island's iconic rock, reveals the secrets of its formation and significance.

MUŻA, the National Museum of Fine Arts, houses a diverse collection of Maltese art from various periods.

Madliena Tower stands as a sentinel overlooking the coast.

Malta 5D provides a thrilling and interactive cinematic experience.

Malta Aviation Museum offers a glimpse into the island's rich aviation history.

Malta Classic Car Museum houses a collection of vintage vehicles that transport visitors back in time.

The Malta Maritime Museum explores the island's long and fascinating relationship with the sea.

Malta National Aquarium, teeming with marine life, immerses visitors in the underwater wonders of the Mediterranean.

Malta Postal Museum showcases the evolution of communication through the ages.

Malta at War Museum provides a comprehensive overview of Malta's role during World War II.

Mamo Tower, strategically perched atop a hill, overlooks the bustling streets of Marsaskala.

Manoel Theatre, a historic jewel, showcases Maltese performance and artistic heritage.

Mdina Cathedral & Museum, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture, houses treasures of art and faith.

Mdina Dungeons Museum, a chilling glimpse into the past, evokes tales of torture and imprisonment.

Mġarr ix-Xini Tower, a silent witness to centuries of maritime history, stands proudly on the edge of a secluded bay.

Mistra Battery is a coastal defense battery that played a crucial role in protecting the island.

Mosta Rotunda is a magnificent domed church, known for its impressive architecture.

Msida Bastion Historic Garden offers a tranquil escape within the bustling city.

Museum of Tools, Trades & Traditions provides a glimpse into Malta's industrial past.

National Library of Malta houses a wealth of historical and literary treasures.

The National Museum of Archaeology houses a vast collection of artifacts showcasing Malta's rich prehistory.

The National Museum of Natural History showcases the diverse flora and fauna of the Maltese Islands.

The National War Museum offers a glimpse into Malta's military history, encompassing both wars and peacetime.

Notre Dame Gate is a grand entrance to the fortified city of Valletta.

The Old Prison stands as a somber reminder of Gozo's history of imprisonment.

Palazzo Falson Historic House & Museum provides a fascinating insight into Maltese aristocratic life.

Palazzo Parisio, a majestic mansion, boasts opulent interiors and stunning gardens.

Palazzo Santa Sofia, a magnificent 16th-century building, offers a blend of history, art, and culture.

"Pieta' Military Cemetery, a poignant resting place for fallen soldiers, reflects Malta's wartime legacy.

Pomskizillious Museum of Toys transports visitors back to their childhood with a collection of vintage toys.

Popeye Village, a whimsical set from the 1980 film, offers a fun and nostalgic experience.

Qalet Marku Tower, a solitary sentinel, stands as a reminder of the island's past.

Reliving the Sacra Infermeria, a multimedia experience, transports visitors back to the heart of a medieval hospital.

Salina Catacombs are a labyrinth of underground tunnels used as burial chambers for centuries.

Saluting Battery is a historic cannon battery that still performs ceremonial gun salutes.

San Anton Gardens, a serene oasis in the heart of Malta, provides a tranquil escape.

San Pawl Milqi is a historic church dedicated to St. Paul, who is said to have shipwrecked on the island.

The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Mellieħa is a popular pilgrimage site dedicated to the Virgin Mary.

Santa Cecilia Chapel, adorned with intricate frescoes, whispers tales of devotion and faith.

Sciuta Tower, a majestic structure, once played a crucial role in protecting the island.

The Shrine of the Blessed Virgin of Ta' Pinu is renowned for its miraculous healing powers.

Skorba, a prehistoric temple complex, offers a fascinating window into Malta's prehistory.

Spazju Kreattiv, a hub for art and creativity, provides a platform for artistic expression.

St Mary's Chapel, Bir Miftuħ, boasts captivating frescoes and a serene atmosphere.

St. Paul's Catacombs, a complex network of underground chambers, serve as a poignant reminder of early Christian burials.

St. Agatha's Crypt, Catacombs & Museum, a subterranean labyrinth, tells the story of a martyr and the island's early Christians.

St. Agatha's Tower, a fortified bastion, stands as a beacon of Malta's history.

St. John's Co-Cathedral houses breath-taking Baroque architecture and intricate artwork.

St. Mary's Battery, a historical site, provides a testament to the island's defensive capabilities.

St. Mary's Tower, a sturdy structure, once guarded the island's shores.

St. Paul Pro Cathedral is a grand cathedral, believed to be built on the site of St. Paul's shipwreck.

St. Thomas Tower is a historic watchtower that provided protection against invaders from the sea.

Ta' Bistra Catacombs, a series of underground burial chambers, provide insights into early Christian burial practices.

Ta' Ħaġrat, a megalithic temple complex, showcases the architectural sophistication of prehistoric Malta.

Ta' Kola Windmill is a picturesque landmark with a fascinating history of grain processing.

Tal-Mintna Catacombs are a network of underground tunnels used for burials during the Roman era.

The Fortress Builders – Fortification Interpretation Centre sheds light on the island's impressive fortifications.

The Knights Hospitallers, renowned for their chivalry and healing, played a crucial role in Malta's history.

The Knights of Malta, a powerful order, left a lasting impact on the island's architecture and culture.

The Malta Experience offers an immersive journey through the island's rich history.

The Mdina Experience transports visitors to the silent city's medieval past.

The Palace Armoury showcases a dazzling array of historical weaponry and armor.

The Palace State Rooms offer a glimpse into the grandeur of Malta's past, exhibiting opulent furniture and artwork.

The Shipwreck offers a glimpse into the tragic story of a lost vessel.

The Victor Pasmore Gallery showcases the abstract and geometric works of the renowned artist.

Triq il-Wiesgħa Tower, once a vital defense post, now stands as a testament to the island's history.

Underground Valletta is a network of hidden tunnels and chambers that offer a glimpse into the city's past.

War H.Q. Tunnels are a network of underground tunnels that served as a command center during the war.

Wignacourt Museum, housed within the historic tower, displays artifacts that tell the story of the Order of St. John.

Wignacourt Tower, a sentinel of the past, stands guard over the historic town of Rabat.

Żabbar Sanctuary Museum houses a collection of religious artifacts and devotional art.