A British-era line of fortifications running along the Great Fault across Malta. Mosta Local Council says its stretch is well preserved, and the section by the public garden near Targa Gap can be followed with ease.
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- Where
- Mosta, Malta
- Good for
- Walk or hike
- Source
- Mosta Local Council
- Last checked
- 7 October 2026
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Mosta Rotunda
Mosta's parish basilica, also called the Mosta Dome: a round church with one of the largest unsupported domes in the world. A wartime bomb came through the dome in the Second World War without exploding, and a replica is on show.
Wied il-Għasel
A valley that Mosta Local Council calls a relatively natural haven despite the building around it, with wayside chapels including St Paul the Hermit.
Buskett Gardens
Malta's largest wooded area, mostly trees planted under the Knights of St John and the British. A short marked path runs through the woodland, and Visit Malta calls it a good picnic spot.
Dingli Cliffs
High sea cliffs with small terraced fields below and views towards the islet of Filfla. The cliffs run beyond Dingli village towards Fawwara and Għar Lapsi.
Majjistral Nature and History Park
Malta's first natural national park, on the north-west coast from Golden Bay northwards. People walk and hike there, mainly from October to April, join guided walks and watch birds.
Għajn Tuffieħa trail and Il-Qarraba
A walking trail of one to three hours around Għajn Tuffieħa, past the Il-Qarraba headland that separates the bay from Ġnejna.