Heritage Malta is re-opening six of its sites and museums for free every Saturday and Sunday during June and includes Ggantija Temples in Xaghra, Gozo.

Noel Zammit and Anthony Scicluna, Heritage Malta’s CEO and Chairperson respectively, announced this was being done in line with the gradual lifting of public health measures related to the COVID-19 pandemic

In Malta the five sites and museums opening are: Fort St Elmo, Fort St Angelo, Hagar Qim and Mnajdra Temples, the Tarxien Temples, as well as the National Museum of Archaeology.These 6 sites will be open between 10am and 5pm, free of charge, every Saturday and Sunday in June, starting this weekend.

Heritage Malta’s CEO explained that the sites will be in line with all guidelines issued by the health authorities, ensuring that the six sites are safe for all those who wish to enjoy the Maltese heritage.

All spaces open to the public have been disinfected, and every visitor’s temperature will be read prior to entry, he said.

Heritage Malta said that it is expected that should this initial phase yield positive results, it will be re-opening even more sites and museums for the public to enjoy.

Photos by Alain Salvary

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