Roman Villa on Malta

Rabat, Malta (MT)

A museum has been built above the ruins of the villa and has the artefacts that were found at the site. The villa can be accessed in the museum's lower floor.

At the back of the villa is another interesting feature, which isn't Roman. At the back are the remains of Muslim tombstones which date back to the time when Malta was under Arab Period. This has resulted in some parts of the villa being destroyed to make room for the tombstones.

Roman Villa on Malta

Rabat, Malta (MT)

The remains of a Roman villa can be seen in the city of Rabat on the small island nation of Malta. The villa, also known as Domus Romana, is one of Malta's most popular tourist attractions. The location was discovered in 1881 and shows how the Romans would have lived during their reign of Malta.

The villa is notable for its very well preserved mosaic floors, which date back to the first century BC.

A museum has been built above the ruins of the villa and has the artefacts that were found at the site. The villa can be accessed in the museum's lower floor.

At the back of the villa is another interesting feature, which isn't Roman. At the back are the remains of Muslim tombstones which date back to the time when Malta was under Arab Period. This has resulted in some parts of the villa being destroyed to make room for the tombstones.

Historical, Ancient
Links: www.malta.com
By: Drudii