10 Heart of Gozo Museum ‘Il-Hagar’: Beautifully laid out multi-media museum featuring many exhibits from St George’s Church
9 Calypso Cave: Overlooking Ramla Bay, and said to be the cave where Calypso kept Odysseus a prisoner in Homer’s ‘The Odyssey’. (As all involved were just characters in a book, this is unlikely to be factually correct)
8 St John the Baptist Church, Xewkija: Impressive Rotunda dominates the oldest village in Gozo.
7 Marsalforn: Seaside town full of cafes and restaurants, plus an artificial sandy beach.
5 Ta ‘Pinu Basilica: Ornate 1920’s church on the site of the national shrine to Our Lady.
4 Xlendi: A beautiful little fishing village/tourist resort in the south of the island
3 Ggantija Temples: Ancient temple site once believed to have been constructed by giants.
2 Cittadela, Victoria: Fortified castle in the centre of Victoria, includes a cathedral and the old prison.
1 Blue Window, Dwejra: Gozo’s iconic wave-sculpted arch is the number one photo-op in Malta
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