Visited these temples as part of a guided tour of Malta. Well preserved for a pre-historic temple and pretty fascinating; many explanatory notes - which a non-specialist will need since many of the features of the temples are not apparent to the untrained. Can get...More

Tarxien Temples are made of four megalithic structures constructed 3600BC - 2500BC and re-used 2400BC - 1500BC. The walkway of the site due to the elevation gives an appreciation of the layout of the temples, which wouldn’t be seen at ground level. Like a couple...More

I found this place after being turned away from the booked-out-for-the-next-2-months Hal Saflieni (why isn't this well advertised? i booked flights 3 months prior without knowing about the ticket website & they charge 35 Euro each & only allow 60 people a day? disgraceful). Tarxien...More

Fascinating glimpse of an ancient culture (older than Stonehenge or the pyramids). Covered from the summer sun by a permanent tent. One of several sites open to visitors, in addition to the archaeological museum in Valletta itself, which houses the most precious specimens of decorative...More

The Tarxien temples are a series of Megalithic stone structures, thought to be built for religious ceremonial use. At just over 5,000 years old, these temples stand out as some of the most important historical structures, predating the pyramids and Stonehenge. Touring them you can...More

We had not heard of the Tarxien Temples until we arrived at the site. They date to approximately 3150 BC. This is a remarkable place to spend some time learning some ancient history from Malta. These are very well-preserved ruins.

One of the best places to see one of the temples, the shade is welcoming and the explanations can be heard after downloading the app in the reception lobby. It's a quiet and relaxing visit.