Wignacourt Tower: Built in 1610, this is one of the oldest surviving coastal watchtowers in Malta. It offers a glimpse into the island’s military history and provides stunning views of the coastline. Salina Catacombs: These ancient catacombs date back to the Roman period and offer a fascinating look into early Christian burial practices. St. Paul’s Shipwreck Church: Located in the nearby town of St. Paul’s Bay, this church commemorates the shipwreck of St. Paul on the Maltese Islands in 60 AD. Mosta Dome: A short drive away, this impressive church is famous for its massive unsupported dome and its miraculous survival during World War II when a bomb pierced the dome but did not explode. Megalithic Temples of Malta: While a bit further away, these UNESCO World Heritage sites are some of the oldest free-standing structures in the world, dating back to 3600 BC.