THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN SIĠĠIEWI

G Ar Lapsi

A popular attraction for tourists as well as locals, Ghar Lapsi is a natural bay located in a rocky cove, and guests may get to it through a narrow stairway that descends to the ocean. Ghar Lapsi's pristine waters are perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and diving, and there are several nearby cliffs for those who want to cliff jump. It's a nice place to spend a leisurely day by the sea because there are a few cafés and booths providing food and beverages nearby. For those who wish to take in Malta's natural beauty, Ghar Lapsi should be on their travel itinerary.

THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS

The Parish Church of St. Nicholas is an impressive baroque-style church that dominates the skyline of Siggiewi. The church, which dates to the late 17th century, is adorned with a magnificent title painting by Mattia Preti and a wooden figure of St. Nicholas that is paraded during the city's feast day. The church's elaborate interior is open for visitors to explore, including the nave, altar, and side chapels.

NOAH’S ARK

The recreation of the historical Noah's Ark is home to a variety of animals, including some unusual ones like llamas, emus, and wallabies. The ark also has a café, a petting zoo, and a gift store where visitors may purchase local honey and mementos. Visitors may take a guided tour of the ark and discover more about the animals and the narrative of Noah's Ark. It is a wonderful site to bring kids for an enjoyable and informative experience, and it also appeals to those who love animals and are interested in biblical history.

Verdala Palace

Built by the Knights of St. John, the palace was used as a hunting lodge for Grand Master Jean de la Cassiere. Today, it is a popular tourist attraction that showcases the history and beauty of Malta. The palace features stunning architecture, including a grand entrance hall, impressive staircases, and ornate rooms adorned with frescoes and intricate details.