The catacombs of St. Paul on Malta's main island are located in the city of Rabat in an area known in the Arabic vernacular as tad-dlam or "place of darkness." Long before archaeological ...

Local legends speak of ancient giants—possibly the Nephilim—who possessed great strength and knowledge. These beings, some believe, were the true builders of Malta’s temples, and their ...

Discover the top 10 places to visit in Malta, a Mediterranean gem full of history, crystal-clear waters, and stunning ...

What are these cart ruts I hear some of you ask yourself? Well the cart ruts on malta are deep tracks, or grooves or even ...

Explore Valletta, the capital city of Malta, through this walking tour captured in 4K. The video features historic streets, ...

Malta's answer to China's Great Wall, the Victoria Lines are a network of fortifications built by the British Army during the second half of the 19th Century, consisting of forts, batteries ...

The "Holy of Holies" room in Malta's Hypogeum. www.viewingmalta.com Like other megalith structures in Malta, the Hypogeum fell out of use by 2,500 BCE.

Much about the ancient people who built these temples remain a mystery. Linguists don’t know what language was spoken here when megalithic temples were constructed across Malta in the 3rd and ...

The Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum in Malta, one of the best-preserved pre-historic sites on Earth, just reopened to the public after undergoing $1.2 million of renovations.