Visit Southern Region
Qormi
93.9 thousand
93.9 thousand
The Southern Region of Malta is a popular destination for tourists, offering spectacular beaches and plenty of historical sites to explore. The capital city Valletta is a must-see, with its magnificent Baroque architecture, museums and grand harbour.
Two other notable cities in the Southern Region to visit are Marsaxlokk and Zabbar. Marsaxlokk is known for its traditional fishing port, where colourful boats bob up and down on the waves - a great spot to watch the sunset. Meanwhile, Zabbar's hilltop fortifications offer an insight into Malta's turbulent past as well as panoramic views across the region.
For those looking to delve deeper into Maltese heritage there are numerous historical attractions scattered around the area - including one of Europe's oldest surviving megalithic temples in Hagar Qim. This UNESCO World Heritage Site dates back to 3000 BC and features stunningly preserved stone altars carved by Neolithic people over 5000 years ago!
Two other notable cities in the Southern Region to visit are Marsaxlokk and Zabbar. Marsaxlokk is known for its traditional fishing port, where colourful boats bob up and down on the waves - a great spot to watch the sunset. Meanwhile, Zabbar's hilltop fortifications offer an insight into Malta's turbulent past as well as panoramic views across the region.
For those looking to delve deeper into Maltese heritage there are numerous historical attractions scattered around the area - including one of Europe's oldest surviving megalithic temples in Hagar Qim. This UNESCO World Heritage Site dates back to 3000 BC and features stunningly preserved stone altars carved by Neolithic people over 5000 years ago!
