Must-see attractions in Gozo

  • Xwieni Bay

    Gozo

    Around 1.5km from Marsalforn, Xwieni Bay is separated from neighbouring Qbajjar Bay by a headland with a small fort. Xwieni combines a sandy beach for…

  • Pomskizillious Museum of Toys

    Gozo

    This small labour of love has an impressive array of 19th-century and 1930s doll houses, toy soldiers, and spooky china dolls, mostly in glass cases…

  • Bethlehem Village

    Gozo

    On the right after the first roundabout as you leave Mġarr is this life-sized Bethlehem-style village, where 150 actors create a living nativity, which…

  • Christ Statue

    Gozo

    As you enter Marsalforn from Victoria, you'll see the figure of Christ on a hill. The statue was erected in the 1970s, replacing earlier statues and a…

  • Ninu's Cave

    Gozo

    In the back streets to the north of the village square lies Ninu’s Cave, beneath an unassuming-looking house. This underground cavern, discovered by the…

  • Gran Castello Historic House

    Victoria (Rabat)

    This folklore museum is a lovely maze of stairs, rooms and courtyards. The fine, rambling old building itself, dating to 1500, houses a collection of…

  • Banca Giuratale

    Victoria (Rabat)

    The semicircular baroque building at the western end of Pjazza Indipendenza is the Banca Giuratale, built in 1733 to house the city council. After being…

  • Qala Windmills

    Gozo

    Built in the 19th century, these windmills in the village of Qala (pronounced 'a-la') were in use until the 1970s. From Nadur's main square it is 2km east…

  • Church of St Savina

    Victoria (Rabat)

    The church was built in the early 20th century, but the site has been used for worship since the 15th century. The altar centrepiece is a 1622 painting of…

  • Church of Our Lady of Lourdes

    Gozo

    This 20th-century neo-Gothic church appears almost to hang over the village. Begun in 1924, a lack of funds meant that its construction was not completed…

  • Church of Our Lady of Victory

    Gozo

    This church dates from the 17th century. It contains a beautiful marble statue of the Virgin Mary, called locally ‘Il-Bambina’, brought here from…

  • Karmni Grima Museum

    Gozo

    In the former house of Carmela Grima, whose vision gave rise to the Ta'Pinu Basilica, there's a small museum that gives an insight into rural 19th-century…

  • Chapel of St Joseph

    Victoria (Rabat)

    Renaissance chapel originally dedicated to St Nicholas. It was built in 1625 on the site of another more simple chapel already dedicated to the saint.

  • Church of St James

    Victoria (Rabat)

    Severely damaged during the 1551 corsair raid on Gozo led by Sinam Baxar, this has been rebuilt many times, most recently in the 20th century.

  • Kelinu Grima Maritime Museum

    Gozo

    This charming museum contains fascinating ship models, relics and maritime memorabilia, collected by a primary-school teacher over 65 years.

  • Belvedere

    Gozo

    A right turn at the top of the harbour hill leads to a belvedere with a grand view over the harbour to Comino and northern Malta.

  • Chapel of St Anne

    Gozo

    Between the Inland Sea and the Blue Hole is the little Chapel of St Anne, built in 1963 on the site of a much older church.

  • Torri ta'Mġarr ix-Xini

    Gozo

    This watchtower built by the Knights of St John in the 17th century guards the entrance to Mġarr ix-Xini's tiny harbour.

  • Main Gate

    Victoria (Rabat)

    Note the Roman inscription on the left-hand inner wall from the 2nd century AD.

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