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Mosta Unmissables

Mosta is centered around the Rotunda, a 19th-century basilica featuring one of the world's largest unsupported domes. The town's historical layers span from the Bronze Age dolmens at Wied Filep and the 4th-century Ta’ Bistra Catacombs to the Victorian-era Tarġa Battery. Visitors can explore extensive World War II shelters hand-dug beneath the main square, view traditional 18th-century windmills, and sample regional pastizzi at local eateries.

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Rotunda of Mosta

The Sanctuary Basilica of the Assumption of Our Lady, commonly known as the Rotunda of Mosta or the Mosta Dome, is a Roman Catholic parish…

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Wied Filep Dolmen

Two Bronze Age megalithic structures located within an enclosure on the road between Mosta and Għargħur.

Ta' Bistra Catacombs

A 4th-century AD Christian burial site featuring 57 tombs across 16 chambers. It is the largest complex of catacombs in Malta outside the Rabat area.

World War II Shelter

Hand-dug underground tunnels located beneath the Rotunda square. This network is one of the largest in Malta, used by civilians during the aerial bombardments of World War II.

Pastizzeria Sphinx

Local eatery specializing in traditional Maltese pastizzi—flaky savory pastries typically filled with ricotta or mushy peas.

Targa Battery

Tarġa Battery is an artillery battery on the boundary between St. Paul's Bay and Mosta, Malta.

windmill

An 18th-century traditional Maltese windmill, also known as It-Tħuna tal-Għarusa, documenting the town's pre-industrial agricultural history.