Things to do in Gzira

Ħaġar Qim Archaeological Site

The Hazaim Temple is a prehistoric temple on the island of Malta, built more than 5,000 years ago. The temple still has many gates made of large stones with ancient symbols engraved on the stones. The temple consists of several semicircular temples. The Hazaim Temple has been listed as a World Heritage Site.

Dingli Cliffs

The Dingli Cliffs are a natural defense line on the island of Malta. Looking into the distance from the cliff, the field of vision is very broad, with a panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea. There is a walking trail along the way to the cliff, and the surrounding scenery is also very good.

Golden Bay

Golden Bay is a charming beach in the Mellieha region of northwestern Malta, famous for its soft golden sand and clear blue waters, making it an ideal vacation destination for travelers. The sand on this beach is fine, golden in color, and warm and comfortable to the touch. The beach is wide and stretches along the coastline, making it suitable for sunbathing, walking, and beach sports. The water is crystal clear and displays a charming blue-green hue. The water is particularly clear in the morning and at noon. The beach is surrounded by steep cliffs and natural sand dunes on both sides, offering magnificent scenery. Lifeguards are on duty at the beach to ensure the safety of travelers. There are also several hiking trails nearby where travelers can stroll and enjoy the surrounding natural scenery. This is an ideal destination that blends natural beauty with leisure and entertainment, and it is worth experiencing for every traveler.

Is-Suq Tal-Belt - Valletta Food Market

San Anton Gardens

St. Peter's Pool

Ta' Qali National Park

St. George’s Square

The Lascaris War Rooms

Hal Saflieni Hypogeum

Halsavleni Underground Palace is known as the "prehistoric holy place". This underground palace was built between 3200 BC and 2900 BC. It was excavated by ancient humans in the Neolithic Age. 12 meters, breathtaking. At first it seemed to be a temple, but later it was changed to a cemetery. It has been listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The entire underground palace covers an area of 500 square meters, including 38 stone houses. There are many palace caves with different uses, including grain storage room, water storage room, oracle room, sacrificial burial room, etc.