Hagar Qim Valletta

... the two pommy birds that love pasta but dozens of fertility goddess figurines that have been excavated from various sites around Malta and Gozo (including Hagar Qim) and are now on display in the National Archaeological Museum in Valletta. Also, if you a ...

... of the beaches that turned out to be stunning. They were a half-hour bus ride away but well worth the effort. The water was so warm it was unbelievable. We also visit the megalithic temples of Hagar Qim and Mnajdra, which are similar to Stone Henge. ...

... destination whilst over that way were the ancient temples of Hagar Qim, and Mnajdra. The age of these temples is absolutely ridiculous. Hagar Qim dates back to 3200BC and Mnajdra to 3600BC. These and other temples on Malta and Gozo are regarded as the ...

... . But anyway, the temples were intelligently designed which displayed symmetry and logic. The temples sat on top of a hill with Hagar Qim at a higher elevation. Mnajdra was built to have symmetric beams of lights go through the temple on the winter ...

... we went to see a couple of the famous temples of Malta.  These are some of the sites where some of the goddesses and other images we saw in the Museum of Archeology on our first day were found.  There were the temples of Hagar Qim and ...