Hidden Gems of Mosta
Explore the archaeological and military history on the outskirts of Mosta. This collection features the Wied Filep Dolmens, two Bronze Age megalithic structures situated within a walled enclosure. The military heritage is represented by the 19th-century Tarġa Battery, part of the Victoria Lines fortifications. The list also includes enigmatic ancient cart ruts carved into the limestone and two historic windmills, the Mosta New Mill and The Old Windmill, which illustrate the area's traditional rural industry and architectural evolution.
A Wied Filep Dolmen
Two Bronze Age megalithic structures located within a walled enclosure in the Wied Filep valley, situated on the road between Mosta and Għargħur.
Targa Battery
Tarġa Battery is an artillery battery on the boundary between St. Paul's Bay and Mosta, Malta.
Cart Ruts
Ancient parallel tracks carved into the limestone bedrock, characteristic of Malta's prehistoric landscape and transport systems.
windmill
A 19th-century tower windmill, also known as Ta' Għaqba, featuring a traditional stone structure once used for grinding grain.
windmill
An 18th-century windmill, known as It-Tħuna l-Qadima, representing the traditional architectural style of Maltese grain mills.
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