The Gozo Museum of Archaeology illustrates the cultural history of Gozo from prehistoric times to the early modern period.The ground floor is devoted to the Neolithic Period, the Temple Period and the Bronze Age (5200–700BC), exhibiting a selection of decorated potsherds, pottery vessels, stone and bone implements and pendants from various settlements and tombs. The Bronze Age section displays a group of miniature clay containers and a decorated double-pot, as well as some fragmented clay votive anchors.The first floor is devoted to the Phoenician, Punic, Roman, Medieval, and Knights’ periods. The collections on display include jewellery, coins, marble statues, inscriptions, oil lamps and part of a limestone olive-pipper. The collection also includes a number of inscriptions, the oldest carved in Punic characters during the second century BC to commemorate the building and restoration of sanctuaries. Opening Hours & Admission Fees:Monday to Sunday: 9.00-17.00Last admission: 16.30Closed: 24, 25 & 31 December, 1 January, Good Friday Tickets:Joint admission fees to Citadella Sites which include The Folklore Museum, the Gozo Archaeology Museum, the Old Prison, and the Natural Science Museum are as follows:Adults (18 - 59 years): €8.00Students (12 - 17 years), Senior Citizens (60 years and over), ISIC Card Holders, EURO<26 Card Holders, ISE Card Holders, ICOM Card Holders, University of Malta and MCAST Students, Children (6 -11 years): €5.00Children (6 -11 years): €4.00Infants (1 -5 years): FreeSpecial Exhibitions: there may be a separate charge for temporary or special exhibitions. Contact: Museum of ArchaeologyTriq Bieb l-ImdinaThe CitadelVictoria VCT 104GozoTel: ( 356) 21556144Fax: ( 356) 21559008Email: info@heritagemalta.org
The Gozo Museum of Archaeology illustrates the cultural history of Gozo from prehistoric times to the early modern period.
The ground floor is devoted to the Neolithic Period, the Temple Period and the Bronze Age (5200–700BC), exhibiting a selection of decorated potsherds, pottery vessels, stone and bone implements and pendants from various settlements and tombs. The Bronze Age section displays a group of miniature clay containers and a decorated double-pot, as well as some fragmented clay votive anchors.
The first floor is devoted to the Phoenician, Punic, Roman, Medieval, and Knights’ periods. The collections on display include jewellery, coins, marble statues, inscriptions, oil lamps and part of a limestone olive-pipper.
The collection also includes a number of inscriptions, the oldest carved in Punic characters during the second century BC to commemorate the building and restoration of sanctuaries.
Monday to Sunday: 9.00-17.00Last admission: 16.30Closed: 24, 25 & 31 December, 1 January, Good Friday
Joint admission fees to Citadella Sites which include The Folklore Museum, the Gozo Archaeology Museum, the Old Prison, and the Natural Science Museum are as follows:
Adults (18 - 59 years): €8.00Students (12 - 17 years), Senior Citizens (60 years and over), ISIC Card Holders, EURO<26 Card Holders, ISE Card Holders, ICOM Card Holders, University of Malta and MCAST Students, Children (6 -11 years): €5.00Children (6 -11 years): €4.00Infants (1 -5 years): Free
Special Exhibitions: there may be a separate charge for temporary or special exhibitions.
Museum of ArchaeologyTriq Bieb l-ImdinaThe CitadelVictoria VCT 104Gozo
Tel: ( 356) 21556144Fax: ( 356) 21559008Email: info@heritagemalta.org