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A dense heritage day: prehistoric temples, Hypogeum in booking mode, Blue Grotto and Marsaxlokk. Includes a no-booking mode so the user is not blocked by Hypogeum tickets.
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The only prehistoric underground temple in the world, carved from rock around 4000 BC. Discovered accidentally in 1902. UNESCO site. Three levels reaching 10m underground.
Complex of four megalithic temples from 3150-2500 BC. Famous spiral reliefs and the "Fat Lady" statue. UNESCO site.
Malta's highest cliffs (253m) overlooking the islet of Filfla. Dramatic landscape — vertical walls dropping straight to the sea. Chapel of St. Mary Magdalene on the edge.
The second Dingli viewpoint breaks the long drive and gives a quieter cliff view away from the main stop.
Main gate to the Silent City — designed in 1724 by Charles François de Mondion for Grand Master de Vilhena.
Church in Rabat's center, next to the Knights' college. prowadzący passes by, telling of St. Paul's connection to Malta — the Apostle spent 3 months here after his shipwreck.
Malta's largest underground burial complex — a labyrinth from the 4th-9th century with hundreds of tombs and agape tables (banquet tables for the dead). Under Rabat.
Clapham Junction is a field of mysterious rock-cut ruts whose purpose still invites more questions than one simple answer.
Megalithic temple from 3600-3200 BC on the southern coastal cliffs. Largest megalith in Malta (over 20 tons). UNESCO. Remarkable interior acoustics.
Three temples from 3600-2500 BC on a cliff edge overlooking Filfla. The lower temple is an astronomical calendar — sunlight aligns perfectly at equinox and solstice.
Sea cave system on the south coast with extraordinary shades of blue water. Boat trips through 6 caves — each with unique water colors.
The pier is the route’s logistics switch: in calm seas it adds a boat finale, in wind it becomes a viewpoint stop.
Malta's oldest cave with evidence of settlement from 7,400 years ago. Museum with bones of dwarf elephants and hippos that inhabited Malta during the Ice Age.
Malta's most famous fish market in a picturesque bay full of colorful luzzu (traditional boats with the Eye of Osiris). The Sunday market is a local institution.
The Marsaskala salt pans show practical coastal history: salt was an everyday resource, not just scenery.
The cliffs near St Thomas Bay close the south-eastern route with a raw, less postcard-like Maltese landscape.
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28 May 2026
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https://maltazar.pl/en/szlaki/malta-core-south-malta · Data checked: 28 May 2026