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Ggantija Temples

Xaghra

Malta Historic Sites

About Ggantija Temples

The Ggantija Temples are a UNESCO-listed megalithic temple complex on the island of Gozo and some of the world’s oldest surviving religious structures.

Comprised of two well preserved stone temples enclosed by a wall, it is unclear as to exactly when the Ggantija Temples were built. UNESCO put their origins between 3000BC and2200BC, although others date it to as early as 3600BC.

Malta Historic Sites

Related Places

Mnajdra

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Name
Ggantija Temples
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Location
Xaghra
Categories
Ancient and Classical, Xaghra
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