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Explore the Tarxien Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing Malta's prehistoric marvels and rich cultural heritage.
The Tarxien Temples are a breathtaking glimpse into Malta's prehistoric past, showcasing remarkable architectural achievements and intricate carvings. A must-visit for history enthusiasts!
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
From the center of Mqabba, head east on Triq il-Knisja towards Triq il-Ballut. Continue straight until you reach the roundabout. At the roundabout, take the first exit onto Triq l-Imharq. Keep walking straight for about 1 km until you reach another roundabout. Take the second exit onto Triq It-Tempji Neolitici. The Tarxien Temples will be on your left-hand side after approximately 300 meters.
Public Bus
From the central bus stop in Mqabba, take Bus 85 towards Valletta. After approximately 15 minutes, get off at the stop called 'Tarxien'. Once you disembark, walk back towards the main road and turn left onto Triq It-Tempji Neolitici. The Tarxien Temples will be ahead on your left after a short walk of about 5 minutes.
Bicycle
If you have access to a bicycle, you can ride from Mqabba. Start by heading east on Triq il-Knisja towards Triq il-Ballut. Follow the same route as the walking instructions, continuing straight through the roundabouts. Biking will take approximately 10-15 minutes, and you will have a dedicated bike path along parts of the route. The Tarxien Temples will be on your left once you reach Triq It-Tempji Neolitici.
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