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Discover the best top things to do in Victoria, Malta including Mayjo, The Citadel, Gunpowder Magazine, Silos, WWII shelters & Battery, Cittadella Visitors' Centre, City Sightseeing Gozo, The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Gozo Museum of Archaeology, Villa Rundle Garden.
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1. Mayjo
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5.0 based on 74 reviews
Mayjo provides car hire, private airport transfers, cab service and unique private sightseeing tours with driver in Gozo and Malta. We offer three different tours in Gozo: Gozo Highlights, Picture Perfect Gozo and Spiritual Gozo. Tours can also be tailored-made to one's specific requirements
2. The Citadel
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4.5 based on 3,102 reviews
Reviewed By faustinol389 - Ingoldmells, United Kingdom
Standing upon the high medieval northern walls of the Citadella, the view is 360 degrees of magnificence. Outside the walls, a large stretch of rocky terrain, decorated with grand churches and cathedrals acting sentinel as the crystal sea lies dormant in the back ground. Within the walls, you can see the history unravel and feel at one with the many battles and hardships the Citadella has both withstood and crumbled to. A must see to anyone who desires to expand their historical knowledge and engage with fantastic views!
3. Gunpowder Magazine, Silos, WWII shelters & Battery
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4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By flaneur40 - New York City, United States
Highly recommended interior space to explore in the Citadel which has the rare benefit of being free. It should the impressive silos used to store water and grain to help villagers fed during attacks. There are also WWII shelters in there. You'll learn if you visit Valletta that Malta played a key role in the resistance against the Axis forces in WWII.
4. Cittadella Visitors' Centre
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4.5 based on 186 reviews
The Cultural Heritage Directorate within the Ministry for Gozo would like to inform the general public that as from 1st October, the Cittadella Visitors’ Centre and will be open on Tuesdays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10.00 am to 4.30 pm with the last admission will be 30 minutes before closing time. Normal admission fees apply.
Reviewed By margaretaV4888HI - Mosta, Malta
The cittadella visitors' centre shows a documentary every 15 minutes or so about Gozo in the olden days......it's very informative and a 'must' see........
5. City Sightseeing Gozo
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4.0 based on 694 reviews
Gozo Hop on Hop Off Open Top Sightseeing Bus Tour; Let City Sightseeing Gozo highlight all there is to see and do in Gozo! Our open top bus tour of Gozo starts from the picture postcard Mgarr Harbour. The route takes around 2 hours with 20 stops visiting all the major attractions that this beautiful island has to offer. Hop on and off at your leisure at conveniently located stops along the route. Commentary in 16 languages: Maltese, English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Hungarian, Danish, Bulgarian, Danish, Russian, Polish and Hebrew pre recorded commentary. The City Sightseeing bus tour of Gozo visits the fascinating and ancient Ggantuja Temples and Fungus Rock. Hop off at Dwejra and experience the most popular attraction; the Azure Window. The Azure window is a monumental limestone archway created by thousands of years of sea erosion. For such a small island, Gozo has a high concentration of Churches 22 in all. Admire the Xewkija famed rotunda church, which has a capacity of 3000, enough to hold the entire population of Xewkija village! The church is dedicated to St. John the Baptist and was completed in 1981. It boasts the fourth largest supported dome in the world at 74 metres high, with a diameter of 27 metres and a circumference of 85 metres. Its total weight is calculated to be around 45,000 tonnes! City Sightseeing's tour will help you to discover Gozo - one of the most untouched and unique islands in the Mediterranean. With its picturesque and tranquil towns and villages, where life has barely changed for hundreds of years and many traditions are still upheld.
6. The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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4.0 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By profjoypc - Alnwick, United Kingdom
This important place of worship. The Cathedral of the Assumption is the seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Gozo and is most definitely worth visiting as are all other aspects of the Cittadella where you will find it. The foundation stone of the present church was laid in 1697 and the complex history of religious activity on the site is well worth reading up on before you go - though adequate information is available for visitors including guided tours. The Cathedral is especially worth visiting at Easter and festa times, but if you are not able to be there for these special processions and occasions, it is worth entering at any time of the year.
7. Gozo Museum of Archaeology
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4.0 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By Babylon_108 - London, United Kingdom
An amazing experience to be so close to such archaeological pieces from over 5 thousand years ago. They lovely small museum takes you through the entire archaeological history of the island and to believe that so many of the artefacts were were simply 'found' lying around the island or in the sea is incredible
8. Villa Rundle Garden
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4.0 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By JoeTabone - Kercem, Malta
These gardens were designed and laid out around 1915 and named after the British governor of Malta General Leslie Rundle. Recently re-designed and embelished, these gardens offer a good place to relax in the heart of Victoria. One finds different trees notable the Norfolk pines and the diverse palms as well as other shrubs and flowers. There is even a small playground for children. Well worth spending some time relaxing there especially round the fountain and its wooden bridge!
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