Gozo Citadel
It-Tegha tal-Belt (Castle Hill), Victoria

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- Culture vultures, Families with younger children, First-time travellers, Seasoned travellers, Design and architecture, Education, Great views / scenery, History, Sightseeing
Best for Culture - Expert review of Gozo Citadel
Rising out of the centre of Gozo’s capital Victoria (or, to locals, Rabat), the citadel remains much as it did in the time of the Knights of Malta (1530-1798). Gozo’s main defensive stronghold since at least Roman times, the citadel is wonderful to wander around with its tiny alleys, historic buildings and high rampart walls offering panoramic views. Here you will find Gozo’s oldest houses, its cathedral, four small museums (Archaeological, Nature, Folklore and the Old Prions; www.heritagemalta.org), as well as the best Gozitan lunch going (at Ta' Rikardu next to the cathedral). The cathedral audio guide (included in the entry fee of 3 euros between 10am-4.30pm Monday-Saturday,) also gives you a brief guided walk around the rest of the citadel.
More information on Gozo Citadel:
- Price guide:
- Type:
- Historic site, Neighbourhood / street
- Address:
- It-Tegha tal-Belt (Castle Hill), Victoria
- Months open:
- All year round
- Indoor/outdoor?:
- Both
- Free tags / Keywords:
- Knights, fortifications, museums
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