archaeological site · St Paul's Bay
San Pawl Milqi Roman Villa
San Pawl Milqi is an impressive site showcasing the remnants of the largest Roman villa discovered in Malta, along with a pagan temple once dedicated to Apollo. This historical gem combines agricultural heritage with Christian significance, marking the spot where Saint Publius allegedly welcomed Saint Paul after his shipwreck. A visit here offers not just a glimpse into Malta's rich past, but also a fascinating intersection of cultures. Don't miss the remnants of the villa, which beautifully evoke the island's layers of history.

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Background: San Pawl Milqi on Wikipedia
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