Inhabited since approximately 5900 BC, Malta is home to the world's oldest religious structures. Archaeologists believe these structures to be temples that were in use from 4000 to 2500 BC before their builders mysteriously vanished. It is likely that the builders were beset by disease or famine, but whatever the cause for their demise, they left a wake of forgotten temples behind. This tour, led by experts from Heritage Malta, will explore the story of these forgotten temples as well as examine the layers of Malta's history. While the temples date to the Neolithic, Malta also features many sites, such as "Clapham Junction," that date to the bronze age, and others like St. Paul's catacombs, that span from the third century AD through the Phoenician, Roman, and Punic occupations of Malta. Don't miss the chance to experience antiquity and adventure with us in Malta!