Archaeological site in Xaghra
Santa Verna Temple
Santa Verna Temple, nestled in Xagħra on Gozo, Malta, is a fascinating megalithic site steeped in history. Once a vibrant village and a significant temple, it now stands in a dilapidated state, hinting at its past grandeur as one of the major temples of the Maltese islands. A visit here offers a unique glimpse into ancient Maltese culture. What makes Santa Verna particularly memorable is its connection to a chapel dedicated to Saint Venera, which once stood nearby, adding a layer of intrigue to this archaeological treasure.
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- Xaghra
Background: Santa Verna on Wikipedia
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