Situated behind the Law Courts in the Citadel of Victoria, Gozo, the Natural Science Museum is hosted in a cluster of houses dating back to the early 17th century. During the 17th and 18th centuries the building was used as an inn. The Natural Science Museum extends on two floors and houses... Read More

The Gozo Cathedral Museum has more than 2000 items on display, including the Cathedral’s archives, magnificent paintings, clerical vestments and a silver vault. Among the paintings are several by well-known local artists: Giuseppe Hyzler, Michele Busetti and Tommaso Medion.

A privately owned unique early 18th century historical house with 28 rooms. A tour of these rooms gives the visitor a glimpse of times gone by with exhibits such as the miller's room, an antique press room, a carpenter's workshop and a myriad of other memories from Gozo's past.

Privately owned - a myriad of exhibits; rare & priceless articles such as authenticated pieces of timber from Lord Nelson's ship "HMS Victory", the "Constitution", the first US warship, as well as one of Lord Mountbatten's gold epualettes which he wore during the period of duty in the Meditarrenean.

The Gozo Museum of Archaeology illustrates the cultural history of Gozo from prehistoric times to the early modern period.
The ground floor is devoted to the Neolithic Period, Temple Period & Bronze Age, whilst the first floor is devoted to the Phoenician, Punic, Roman, Medieval & Knights’...

This small privately owned museum in Xagħra was originally set up by Susan Lowe in Devon, England in the 1970's. It started with one doll and today it boasts toys from all around the world. The earliest objects are a late 18th century Maltese Doll with a carved wooden head.

Ta’ Kola windmill is a step back in time to the trade of the miller & a fine example of the rural economy & domestic life of Gozo in the past. The Museum also houses a wide range of tools, & the living quarters of the miller have been recreated using traditional furniture & Gozitan crafts items.

The Museum houses a wide range of exhibits depicting the domestic, rural and traditional ways of life in the agrarian economy of the Maltese Islands in centuries past. The Museum is located in the apt setting of late medieval houses in Bernardo de Opuo Street in the Citadel. The houses were...