Hidden amongst city blocks you could almost miss this site. It is signposted though. It is a well laid out site with ramps and walkways to keep the temp!es protected. It looks amazing though, with carvings still visible, and we'll meant reconstructions of some of...More

If you are interested in history or pre-history then a visit to the neolithic temples of Tarxien are a must.You can get an audio guide for your tour which is well worth the small fee.Take your time and take it all in because if you...More

We visited Tarxien as our first Maltese temple, and it is close to the famous Hypogeum. However, it did not make as much impression on me as Mnajdra and Hagar Qim. I was particularly confused as to what stones are reproductions and which are original....More

I followed my early morning visit here with a local bus to the Ghar Dalam Cave and then the bus to Marsallox Bay. Great full day in Southern Malta. Bus 82 (or others) from Valletta to the the temple stop and a few minutes walk...More

We combined a visit here with a pre-booked tour to the nearby hypogeum. The temple is covered with a tent and has a wooden walkway around and through it for easy viewing. Reproduction artefacts were placed where they were found and signage is good. Only...More

One of the hidden gems of Malta. It's really remarkable just how ancient this place is and yet how it's not well known outside of Malta. Amazing display of ancient sculptures and other stuff, although majority are copies, while originals are in the National Archeology...More

You would miss these if you do not research them beforehand. If you are going on the city sightseeing bus tour, you have to have a map so you don't get lost as they drop ou off about a km away. For 3 of us...More

Really intersting. Amazing they are so old.Predting pyramids and stone henge. Some infomation at the visitprs centre. Did as part of half day tour Tarxien, cave Dwejma and Hajar qim. Note half dy tour doesn't inlud Hypogeum and Hypogeum is reported to have waiting list...More

I'd been looking forward to seeing this temple for a long time, and I wasn't disappointed. Covering the site was manageable, and as students we got a discount. The huge blocks of stone stacked on top of each other were very impressive, and most of...More

We went to tarxien Temple on the way back to Valletta from marsaxlokk. the bus stops a few meters from the temple and is very easy to find it. The tarxien Temple is one of the largest and most complex of the prehistoric sites in...More