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Valletta's History

Exploring Malta's Early Ages

Located in the historic Auberge de Provence in Valletta, the National Museum of Archaeology explores Malta's ancient past.  

 

Discover Neolithic tools and relics from famous megalithic temples.

 

This experience is perfect for visitors who want to learn about the island's rich Mediterranean heritage. It is a highly recommended stop for every traveler.

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Essential Masterpieces

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The Sleeping Lady

A Neolithic masterwork symbolizing fertility and eternal rest, discovered within the famous Hal Saflieni Hypogeum site.

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The Venus of Malta

Explore Hagar Qim artifacts, featuring figurines that showcase the advanced culture of the ancient temple builders of Malta.

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Bronze Age Gallery

An exploration into the island's tech evolution via weapons, tools, and pottery dating back to the unique Bronze Age era.

Visitor Information

Monday to Sunday, 09:00 - 18:00.

Best time: Early morning to avoid crowds and experience the tranquil halls of this Valletta treasure house.

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Visiting Advice

Comfortable shoes are advised for touring the Auberge de Provence; consider a guided tour to fully appreciate every detail.

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