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See. Ħaġar Qim One of Malta's megalithic temples, good for hiking and sightseeing. Tarxien Temples Largest surviving Neolithic structures in Malta, featuring bas-relief sculptures.

Eat. pastizzi Small savory pastries, a ubiquitous Maltese specialty. fenkata A celebratory feast of rabbit, marinated overnight in wine and bay leaves. Ta L'Ingliz A specialist restaurant in Mgarr for fenkata.

Stay. Cugo Gran Macina A hotel in Senglea with rooftop views of Senglea Harbor. Valletta The capital, with excellent restaurants and stylish properties. Sliema A location with a stylish penthouse offering views across the area.

Lonely PlanetJul 14, 2026

14 things to know before visiting Malta

Plan your time in marvelous Malta and Gozo with these tips on safety, etiquette and bookings.

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Cugo Gran MacinaHotelSenglea, MaltaOffers a view of Senglea Harbor from its rooftop.
The Three CitiesNeighborhoodVittoriosa, MaltaPart of Malta's highlights to see in 7 days.
Ħaġar Qim & MnajdraSightQrendi, MaltaPrehistoric sites to see in Malta.
Ħal Saflieni HypogeumMuseumPaola, Malta5000-year-old subterranean necropolis, booking essential.
Dingli CliffsTrailDingli, MaltaClifftop hiking route on Malta.
Xlendi WalkTrailXlendi, MaltaClifftop hiking route on Gozo.
Offbeat Malta Food TrailsPlaceValletta, MaltaPrivate walking tour for culinary insights.
NoniRestaurantValletta, MaltaPopular Michelin-starred restaurant in Valletta.
Malta International Food FestivalFestivalValletta, MaltaAnnual event held in early August near Valletta.
PacevilleNeighborhoodSt Julian's, MaltaNightlife zone with late-night clubs.
St Peter’s PoolSightMarsaxlokk, Malta
Il-KalankaSightMarsaxlokk, Malta

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Condé Nast TravelerJul 3

The Best Airbnbs in Sunny Malta, the Underrated Island Nation in the Mediterranean

Including a former atelier in Valletta and a stylish penthouse with views across all of Sliema.

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Cool converted townhouseHotelValletta, MaltaSpiral staircase, original tilework, roof terrace
Palazzo San PawlHotelValletta, Malta17th-century palazzo with koi pond courtyard
Residenza Teatru penthouseHotelGżira, MaltaJapanese minimalism, fitness corner, sea views
Bizzilla retreatHotelŻabbar, MaltaLace-making inspired home, freestanding bath, rooftop deck
Bohemian penthouseHotelSliema, MaltaHeated pool, panoramic views of Valletta skyline
Modern apartmentHotelGozo, MaltaPrivate pool, balcony, outdoor dining area
Former architect’s atelierHotelValletta, MaltaShared terrace with views over Fort St. Elmo
Elegant villa with a private poolHotelPietà, MaltaSix bedrooms, outdoor pool, open-plan living space
Cheerful studioHotelCospicua, MaltaBalcony, luggage drop-off, five-minute walk to promenade
Stylish loftHotelFloriana, Malta

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Atlas ObscuraJan 7

Ħal Tarxien Prehistoric Complex in Tarxien, Malta

Most megalithic structures across Europe are generally associated with locations in rural settings where the remoteness of the sites adds to the mystique of the locations. Additionally, these historic locations are simply more likely to be preserved if they are in places in the countryside that are less likely to be built over. In this sense, the Tarxien Temples in Malta are unusual because the…

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Ħal Tarxien Prehistoric ComplexSightformal name for Tarxien Temples, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Tarxien TemplesAttractionNeolithic site in suburban area, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Heritage MaltaPlaceCreated by the Cultural Heritage Act, enacted in 2002, the national agency replaced the former Museums Department.

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