Ġgantija Archaeological Park

One of the oldest human made megalithic structures on this planet, older than the Egyptian pyramids or the Stonehenge. Truly stunning and amazing to just stand in the middle of the structure and ponder the past 6000 years of human history. If you have the time, visit the museum and exhibition, it is very informative.

Loved it! The indoor museum and the outdoor archaeological site are fantastic. Small but offers so many info about early people living on the island. A must experience. Preferably with a passionate local guide.

A must see when in Gozo, one of the oldest man made structures in the world. How did they move those stones? The new centre is well set out giving a detailed insite into what the site might be and who built it. There are toilets available for visitors. For tourists that aren't in the know, these toilets are gender neutral so don't be surprised if you meet someone of the opposite sex using them. All cubicles are lockable

The temple was smaller than expected, so don't have expectations based on the name 😄 The small museum that you enter first is quite interesting, but there were two guided companies at the same time as us and they were loud and took a lot of space, so we had to go back to the museum afterwards to see the rest. If you want to get a feel of the place, set aside time to just be there (and maybe wait for guided tours to move on). If you are lucky and can be in one of the temple areas alone, you can better get a sense of the energy and history of the place. You can easily get through it in less than an hour, but if you have time, just enjoy the surroundings and the magical sensation of a temple older than the pyramids.

Must be see place on Gonzo. One of the most important places connect with Neolithic history of Gozo and Malta. It's well organised and clean site. Staff friendly and always happy to help.

Quite interesting, but I visited much better places in the world. First, main attraction looks like a big construction place! Second. Information provided is not true, needs to be updated. UNESCO Heritage costs millions of Euros, so I expect to use it better!

It's not spectacular as only so much survived to our times. Yet if you want to see the oldest megalithic construction in Europe, and learn about its history, it is a good place to visit for a as little as €10. We don't really have a clue how these huge stones were transported and lifted in place more than 6000 years ago, do we?

Currently undergoing some conservation efforts, but awesome site! Make sure you read all the plaques, it makes it way cooler with a better understanding.