Rating
4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Varko (18 months ago)
It is situated in the hotel. Ancient temple, I didn't find it very impressive.
It is situated in the hotel. Ancient temple, I didn't find it very impressive.
Craig McDowall (2 years ago)
Excellent ancient (8000-6000 yrs old) Temple, luckily preserved by Heritage Malta when they built the Dolmen Hotel. Probably not how it was, but still great to see some responsibility was taken when they built these modern structures ? I'll be back again for years to come ??
Excellent ancient (8000-6000 yrs old) Temple, luckily preserved by Heritage Malta when they built the Dolmen Hotel. Probably not how it was, but still great to see some responsibility was taken when they built these modern structures ? I'll be back again for years to come ??
William Whatley (2 years ago)
The temple is a very small yet interesting landmark. The stones have a beautiful finish to them and it is mind blowing just how long they have existed here. It's really cool to see the temples be integrated into the aesthetics of the surrounding Dolmen Hotel. It is clearly well maintained and looked after and adds to the flair of the building.
The temple is a very small yet interesting landmark. The stones have a beautiful finish to them and it is mind blowing just how long they have existed here. It's really cool to see the temples be integrated into the aesthetics of the surrounding Dolmen Hotel. It is clearly well maintained and looked after and adds to the flair of the building.
Shelby Rose (2 years ago)
If you're in the area it's worth going to see. It's in the Dolmen Hotel (go inside, follow the signs to the Outdoor Pools). Not as cool as Hagar Qim obviously because it's far smaller but still cool to see! It's probably awesome staying in the hotel and having this ancient structure in the courtyard to look at while you're brunching or swimming.
If you're in the area it's worth going to see. It's in the Dolmen Hotel (go inside, follow the signs to the Outdoor Pools). Not as cool as Hagar Qim obviously because it's far smaller but still cool to see! It's probably awesome staying in the hotel and having this ancient structure in the courtyard to look at while you're brunching or swimming.
Sanja Obadic (2 years ago)
Very nice place. It is in hotel Dolmen but you can visit it without any problem or any charges. When you will enter on the main entrance, you are going straight till wall with very nice and interesting pictures and on the right side you will see very nice yard behind the glass door. (Or you can ask the very friendly staff at the reception for instructions). Pass the door and you will see Bugibba Temple. They are taking a good care of this historical place. There is a cafe so if you want you can sit there and enjoy in nice view of the see and Bugibba Temple. My advice is to visit this place in the early evening, when is Sunset, which gives a special experience.
Very nice place. It is in hotel Dolmen but you can visit it without any problem or any charges. When you will enter on the main entrance, you are going straight till wall with very nice and interesting pictures and on the right side you will see very nice yard behind the glass door. (Or you can ask the very friendly staff at the reception for instructions). Pass the door and you will see Bugibba Temple. They are taking a good care of this historical place. There is a cafe so if you want you can sit there and enjoy in nice view of the see and Bugibba Temple. My advice is to visit this place in the early evening, when is Sunset, which gives a special experience.
