Mnajdra Temples
Mnajdra Temples
4.5
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Ronald R
Stromness, UK257 contributions
Nov 2023 • Family
Smaller of the two linked temple complexes, but that is not to diminish this site it is so well worthwhile to visit. Just a little walk along paths and walkway from Hagar. It is quite expose and sunny taking some drinks would be a good idea when visiting. Great place to visit when in Malta.
Written 19 November 2023
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francofile104
Nissan-lez-Enserune, France129 contributions
May 2023 • Friends
Don't assume this site is just like Hagar Qim. At the front is a hallowed out "hook" in the stone on the ground to tie up animals. I am attaching a picture so you don't miss it.
Written 7 July 2023
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Moniaits
London, UK1,446 contributions
May 2023 • Couples
Just down the hill from the Hagar Qim Temples, they are less busy as tour guides tend not to venture there. There are actually three temples on this curved “plaza” and they were built around the third millennium BC.
If you walk down to the sea you can see the cenotaph to Walter Norris Congreve, governor of Malta, who was buried at sea halfway between the cenotaph and the small island you can see from there b
If you walk down to the sea you can see the cenotaph to Walter Norris Congreve, governor of Malta, who was buried at sea halfway between the cenotaph and the small island you can see from there b
Written 26 May 2023
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TAMAN1951
Liberty Lake, WA6,464 contributions
May 2023 • Couples
Ancient structure even older than the first one in this compound.
A bit of a hike to reach it, maybe and additional 500 meters downhill going but uphill coming back.
Audio guide makes it easy to grasp the story.
Amazing given the lack if tools during construction.
A bit of a hike to reach it, maybe and additional 500 meters downhill going but uphill coming back.
Audio guide makes it easy to grasp the story.
Amazing given the lack if tools during construction.
Written 11 May 2023
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Tilen S
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May 2023 • Couples
Not worth it. Tickets are expensive for what you see. 10€ per adult. All you can see are rocks with with some kind of explanation. It could be much better.
Written 5 May 2023
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Bliss
6 contributions
Apr 2023 • Friends
Always love this beautiful ancient temple and the scenic views. Today my visit was spoilt by authoritative attendants from Heritage Malta who ordered me not to quietly play my drum or koshi chimes, and not to sing inside the temple (in case of annoying other visitors), despite my having respectfully done this in all the other ancient sites and temples during my visit unmolested this week, and even being encouraged to sing by the staff at Ta Hagrat temple. As a pilgrim priestess making offerings of sacred sound in these ancient sites is part of my spiritual practice, with no damage to the temple or offence to anyone else. It's spoiled my visit today to be banned from making gentle music in this way. A shame.
Written 18 April 2023
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Terry M
Hamilton, Canada4,638 contributions
Mar 2023 • Friends
Hagar Qim gets most of the attention but this sister complex some 400m downhill thereof is certainly worth exploring. Another Megalithic site, its construction is geared to the spriing, summer and winter solstices.
Written 23 March 2023
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Zosia B
Waterloo, Belgium1,412 contributions
Dec 2022 • Family
Visited in conjunction with the Hagar Qim Temples. Impressive. Do take the time to explored the adjacent walking trails. Narration signage discusses local flora and fauna and provides great views.
Written 28 December 2022
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Ann C
Nashville, TN3,238 contributions
Nov 2022
Haga Qim and Mnajdra temples are next door to each other.
If in Malta these temples are a must see, they are 1,000 years older than the pyramids in Egypt and Stonehenge in England!
If in Malta these temples are a must see, they are 1,000 years older than the pyramids in Egypt and Stonehenge in England!
Written 14 November 2022
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Joy Black
94 contributions
Oct 2022
A 'double' with Hagrat [The combined temple sites ticket if you want to see more than a couple is a bargain]. There's a lovely , if quite steep, walk down the headland from one to the other, with a chance to admire the views and the wildflowers - some in bloom even in October - and spot butterflies. The temple is seriously imposing and very photogenic, and you can access quite a bit of it. If you are put off by the thought of the climb back up - don't be as there is a super little electric shuttle that can take up to 5 people at a time , back to the top for 1 euro. Worth every cent!
Written 31 October 2022
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