Things to see and do Zabbar

Built in the th century, this beautiful red dome church is due to Tomasso Dingli. The towers appear in the th century.

Its current state is the consequence of three centuries of construction and evolution that make it a real work of art. It is also called "the sanctuary" and the Maltese have been on pilgrimage from all over the island.

The Malta Tourism Authority is the government body responsible for promoting tourism in Malta. Malta offers many tourist attractions, including beaches, churches and famous film locations such as Game of Thrones and Gladiator. Finally, Malta has a strong focus on sustainability, with its remarkable natural parks and sustainable local products.

The Malta Film Commission is the tourist office of Malta, a Mediterranean island south of Italy. Their site offers a wealth of information for travelers interested in Malta's film industry.

Originally designed to accommodate orphans, this large building is now held by Dominican sisters.

A small museum worth seeing. Among the interesting exhibits: votive paintings made by sailors to thank the Virgin Mary for protecting them at sea, old religious objects (sedan chairs, for example), ship models, the Vulcan XM645 memorial, a knight's full suit of armor, and various interesting paintings by famous Maltese and foreign painters.

Its exact origin is unknown. It is enlarged in 1615 and then rebuilt in 1861, when the dome is added. It is now a place of religious education for children.

Without special interest, this door at the centre of the roundabout is the main curiosity of the city. Built in 1798, it bears the name of the last great master of Malta. The city pays tribute to its benefactor.