Saw an exhibition of old metal armour, boxes and various items that had been made by metal smiths. Also saw the exhibition showing the archaeology of Malta. Very Interesting More

The explanatory panels are highly informative with perfect English texts, and the exhibits consist, as you would expect, of remarkable objects found at the temples and the Hypogeum. The building itself is also of historic interest. To see only the ancient sites or only the museum would much reduce one's mental picture of these mysterious early inhabitants. More

This museum very sensibly focusses on the ancient archaeology unique to Malta. Very good displays and information explaining the various finds and sites across Malta and Gozo putting them into a clear chronology. The video presentation on the enigmatic ancient cart ruts was very interesting. This museum is housed in an impressive building with beautifully decorated rooms on 1st floor... More

If you've been to the temple sites then you will probably want to visit here to see the artefacts from those sites. However, we did not find the layout did justice to the exhibits or the information was quite as clear as it could have been. The cartoons upstairs were a bit strange although the cart track display was very... More

Malta has some of the oldest Megalithic temples in Europe and are well worth a visit. But first, try and visit the Museum first as most of the key artifacts have been sent here for safe keeping - although replicas are often in place on site. Particularly well worth a visit is the Sleeping Lady which is an incredibly important... More

It has displays of the history and archeology of the island going back 5000 years. Very well-explained displays. More

Many of the artefacts from pre-historical excavations are beautifully displayed. There are also regular exhibitions, some years ago we saw the Chinese Warriors here, as fascinating as in London but no queuing! More

An excellent introduction to the many prehistoric sites on the island. Well presented exhibits in a nice environment. Superb guide book and very helpful staff. More

This museum was a pleasant surprise and in my view worth the entrance fee just to see the 'Sleeping lady' statuette. The exhibits about the Hypogeum add some useful context to the Hypogeum visit. It appears most of the impressive architectural features from the Tarxien Temple are here and not at the temple (making the temple visit a bit of... More