Places with audio guides - Malta

The Maltese Hills are the highest elevations on the islands of Malta, with the summit of Ta’ Dmejrek reaching 253 meters above sea level.

The group of prehistoric temples in Malta ranks among the oldest monumental structures in the world and bears witness to an advanced Neolithic culture.

A small watchtower from 1637 in Binġemma Gap near Rabat. It belongs to the Lascaris towers and served as a link between Mdina and the western coast.

A Roman town house in Mdina, Malta, with exceptional mosaics, sculptures, and a later 11th-century Muslim cemetery.

Ta' Dmejrek is Malta's highest point on the Dingli Cliffs, at an elevation of 253 m. It is one of the distinctive landmarks of the island's landscape.

A small watchtower from 1637 above Gnejna Bay in Malta, the first of the Lascaris Towers. Restored in 2003, it is now in good condition.

The oldest surviving building in Mdina, with a ground floor dating from 1233, a later 20th-century addition, and a medieval core.

The Baroque seat of the Maltese Archdiocese in Valletta from the 17th century, with an oratory, garden, archive, and valuable art collections.